During the holiday season, we reflect on what made the past year memorable for the students and families in Clare and Gladwin counties. On behalf of our students, staff, and Board of Education, Clare-Gladwin RESD is grateful for your support in helping us reach our goals. Wishing you a joyful and healthy 2023.
Thirty-eight students participated in the regional HOSA competition at Saginaw Valley State University on Friday, December 9. Out of 42 teams competing, seven teams from health occupations program at Clare-Gladwin CTE were in the top eight, and three teams placed in the top three. Congratulations to all the students!
Haley Young (Harrison) and Liz Manners (Farwell) - First Place
Cheyenne Smith (Farwell) and Alexis Livingstone (Harrison) - Second Place
Lexi Flansburgh (Beaverton) and MaryRose Sapp (Harrison) - Third Place
Other teams:
Jenna McGill and Kaydasin Sant (Harrison)
Megan Vincent (Gladwin) and Mackenzy Warner (Clare)
Hunter Rouleau (Harrison) and Ellie Minkina (Beaverton)
Jaiden Sharrow (Farwell) and Blair Sarkozi (Clare)
#CTEitsWorking #HealthOccupations #CGRESD
This year's CGRESD Holiday Card was designed using drawings submitted by students participating in the CGRESD SPARKS and IGNITE programs. It was a difficult task with so many excellent entries, but after careful consideration, five pieces of art were chosen for this year's card.
CELEBRATE NATIONAL SPECIAL EDUCATION DAY
Special Education Day is celebrated on December 2 to commemorate the signing of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act into law on this day in 1975 (IDEA). IDEA granted children with special needs access to free and quality public education.
On behalf of the Clare-Gladwin Regional Education Service District, we'd like to THANK our special educators and support staff for their dedication to helping our students succeed. #SpecialEducationDay
It’s almost game time! Cheering on Gladwin as they compete in the State football finals! Let’s go Flying G’s!
Clare-Gladwin RESD is grateful to be your partner in learning. Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving!
This Veterans Day, Clare-Gladwin RESD honors all who have served for their bravery and sacrifice. Thank you to those individuals who have defended our freedom.
Polls open for the general election in less than 24 hours! Together with local superintendents and area school board of education members, CGRESD hosted a candidate forum to hear from local state house and senate candidates regarding their educational priorities for our region. Check out the Michigan Voter Information Center to learn more about the upcoming election: michigan.gov/vote
CGRESD Area School provides real experiences for the real world. Students worked to create fresh salsa with locally grown produce. CGRESD is the place for students to receive individual support for their educational needs.
CGRESD teaches skills for real life. In the Construction trades program, Instructor Josh Myers has area students using batter boards and string to lay out a building, just like on a job site. Pick up the tools to build your dream career. #cteitsworking
Do you like coffee and great conversation? Join CGRESD for the next Coffee and Convo TOMORROW, August 31, 3:00PM. Meet with the new CGRESD Superintendent, Tara Mager, to share coffee, sweet treats, and give your input on the next steps to support the vision of CGRESD: working together to infuse, include, and involve all voices!
CGRESD pools resources to provide top-notch specialized training for local teachers. Area K-8 STEM teachers recently engaged in training on the latest research and technology through a "STEM Teachers Network" training. CGRESD presenters, Kay Hauck and Duncan Gaven noted, "This REMC Region 5 activity connected local K-8 teachers with the opportunity to try out some of our hands-on STEM and Coding resources, while also collaborating with other teachers on projects, lessons, and classroom activities." #CGRESDtrainsteachers
This fall Clare-Gladwin area students in CTE Health Occupations will have the opportunity to receive the Patient Care Technician nationally recognized credential. Stacy Nold and Lynn Murton participated in extensive training opportunities this summer to become certified Patient Care Technician trainers. CTE Director, Eric Johnson states, "This new opportunity brings an increase in hands-on laboratory learning and prepares students for director employment upon graduation along with providing essential skills to students seeking advanced post-secondary education. " Visit cteitsworking.com to learn more about enrollment options. #itsworking
The halls, labs, and classrooms were buzzing with activity during this year’s CTE Summer Camp. Seven programs provided fun and engaging activities for 70 middle and high students to learn more about CGRESD CTE Programs. “I am going to come back each year until I try every program,” stated a summer participant. Another echoed, "“ Make camp longer so we can make more stuff!” Visit.cteitsworking.com to learn more about programs, camps, and enrollment options. #itsworking
Clare-Gladwin CTE programs have launched for this school year! CTE programs give students real-world skills and experiences to secure career credentials and training while in high school at no cost to families. With 10 different programs and growing, CTE puts your hands on your future! #cteitsworking
Do you like coffee and great conversation? Join CGRESD for the next Coffee and Convo TOMORROW, August 24, 7:30AM. Meet with the new CGRESD Superintendent, Tara Mager, to share coffee, sweet treats, and give your input on the next steps to support the vision of CGRESD: working together to infuse, include, and involve all voices!
CGRESD is excited to welcome back students for the 2022-2023 school year! Staff at the Area School greeted students this morning as they returned to learning. The Area School works to meet the individual needs of each person who attends by providing enriching and challenging learning experiences. #achievingexcellence
At CGRESD, we support a community of practice where staff are engaged in practices that deliver outcomes that matter for students. Dr. Stephanie Grant showcased key strategies to help all students feel safe and experience success in the classroom. As the Area School gets ready to begin on August 22, CGRESD staff is ready to help families jump in to learning!
Summer SPARKS and Ignite programs are our favorite part of the year. Collaborations with local districts ensure quality academic instruction for elementary and middle school sites and maximize high school credit recovery to promote graduation. Weekly fieldtrips, engaging enrichment projects, community collaborations, and multi-district events are packed into six short weeks that keep students and staff active and excited about learning.
“This summer, we partnered with more local districts than ever before, and it showed. Working together, we were able to maximize our impact on learning and maximize the fun!” ~Rebecca I., SPARKS Project Director
CGRESD is recognized for the educational supports it provides to the Clare-Gladwin communities. Together, with other area volunteers, CGRESD employees work to keep our roadways clean through Adopt-a-highway. These relationships are key to CGRESD’s commitment to our community.
