Happy Halloween from the Gladwin Itinerant Team! 🎃 #CGRESD #OurStory
Beaverton itinerant and staff enjoyed dressing up for Halloween! A sensory friendly trick-or-treating took place to experience trick-or-treating in a safe and familiar environment while practicing Halloween traditions! Happy Halloween! 🎃 #CGRESD #TrickorTreating #Halloween #OurStory
Gladwin Elementary students are diving into the world of sensory learning as they decorate cookies and play in pumpkin guts. Their tiny hands are marveling at the messy magic of fall! #CGRESD #sensoryplay #sensorylearning #OurStory
CGRESD Itinerant Staff at Gladwin Elementary participated in Walking Wednesday with a scenic stroll to the local coffee shop and back.. #WellnessWednesday #CGRESD #OurStory
Students at Beaverton Elementary created ghosts using string and glue during speech and OT sessions, while modeling AAC with the LAMP approach throughout the craft!
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Students from Beaverton, Farwell, Fulton, Harrison, Mt. Pleasant, Sacred Heart Academy, and Shepherd recently participated in various STEM challenges during the REMC 5 Maker Roadshow, led by Director Joe Trommater. The hands-on activities included programming robots, designing game controllers from found objects, and constructing the heaviest tower balanced on just two blocks. Sacred Heart Academy’s 5th grade class set a new record by using every available block. Looks like it’s time to stock up on more blocks! #REMC5 #STEM #CGRESD #OurStory
The Great Lakes Bay Supplemental Math Project brought regional educators together for a day of learning around instructional coaching with Jennifer Hlavka from Jim Knight's Instructional Coaching Group.
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Our friends at Beaverton Elementary enjoying the Halloween sensory bin during therapy! #CGRESD #sensory #ourstory
Katie Knapp-Wyman, CGRESD Special Education Supervisor and Transition Coordinator, co-hosted the Region 1 Transition Workshop alongside the Region 1 Transition Coordinators.
The workshop brought together 60 participants to explore the Positive Personal Profile as a transition assessment and gain insights into Work-Based Learning (WBL). #CGRESD #OurStory
OCTOBER is National Physical Therapy Month! - Clare-Gladwin RESD extends our heartfelt gratitude to Teri Walter, Physical Therapist, and Stacy Davis, Physical Therapist Assistant, for their dedication and hard work. #CGRESD #OurStory ##NationalPhysicalTherapyMonth
October is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) awareness month! These quick and easy low tech AAC allow our students to communicate during trick or treating! #CGRESD #OurStory ##aacawarenessmonth
Early On, Family Coalition, and playgroup families enjoyed a fun-filled day at the Wild Pumpkin, exploring the farm and indulging in delicious donuts.. #CGRESD #OurStory
Kendra Curtiss-Tomaski and Amy Airbets attended the 2024 GSRP convening event in Mt. Pleasant hosted by MiLEAP! Early childhood professionals from around the state came together to continue to learn from and support each other as we continue to our journey to Pre-K for all 4-year olds! #CGRESD #OurStory
Tis the season for our OTs to bust out the Halloween themed fine motor activities 🎃 #CGRESD #OurStory
District leadership teams from Bullock Creek, Clare, Harrison, Farwell and Meridian came to the RESD today to dig into data and engage in the Continuous Improvement process. Teams worked hard to set goals and create a plan to monitor their work this year! #CGRESD #OurStory #MICIP
Instructional coaches from Clare, Gladwin and Midland counties gathered at CGRESD on Friday to sharpen their skills in leading adult learning. The group will continue to collaborate throughout the year to provide high quality support to the educators in our region. #CGRESD #OurStory
HAPPY NATIONAL PRINCIPALS MONTH! Let’s take a moment to give a big shout-out to our amazing school principals who lead with dedication, compassion, and vision every day.
From guiding students to empowering teachers, our principals play a vital role in shaping the future of education and creating a positive learning environment for all. They work tirelessly behind the scenes, ensuring our schools thrive, even in the face of challenges.
This October, we thank them for their leadership, commitment, and the impact they have on students and staff! #CGRESD #CTEitsWorking #AreaSchool #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Elementary math educators spent their Friday learning more about implementing Number Corner, which helps students build number sense. #CGRESD #OurStory
The Great Lakes Bay Supplemental Math Project (GLBSMP) team erected a Number Corner display in preparation for professional learning with pilot teachers from Beaverton, Farwell, and Harrison school districts. Participating educators explored teacher guides, kits, and lessons to ready themselves for implementation of Number Corner.
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CGRESD Superintendent Tara Mager attended the statewide ISD Superintendent Early Childhood Summit yesterday in Bath Township.. She was joined by Kendra Curtiss-Tomaski (Early Childhood/Family Services Director) and Amy Salogar (Director of Teaching & Learning). The summit emphasized the importance of early education and the positive educational and economic impacts of supporting our youngest learners. #CGRESD #OurStory
