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Area School MOCI Transition: A 15- 22-year-old class learning how to play floor hockey in the gym. The students enjoy learning team sports and working together, which is a great way to build confidence and friendships. #OurStory #Area School #MOCI Transition
Mr. T, the Adaptive PE Teacher, dressed up as a turkey today! In the afternoon, students at the Area School participated in arts and crafts, played "Pin the Feathers on the Turkey," sang karaoke, and tackled a turkey-themed obstacle course. #CGRESD #Areaschool #ourstory
Children in Mrs. Simpkins' Gladwin GSRP classroom enjoy music and movement with glow sticks! #CGRESD #ourstory
JOIN OUR TEAM: The Clare-Gladwin RESD is currently accepting applications for a SPARKS Activity Leader at Clare High School! If you know someone who would be a valuable addition to our team, please share this opportunity with them. For more details, visit: https://www.applitrack.com/cgresd/onlineapp/
Speech and Language students at Gladwin Elementary enjoyed learning about different pies and comparison vocabulary through the story Thanksgiving Cats. Based on the pie chart, pumpkin pie ranked as the favorite, with apple and blueberry following behind. #CGRESD #ourstory
Mac, the therapy dog, is getting all the love at Beaverton Elementary! When days are hard or even easy, Mac is a perfect outlet for our kiddos! #ourstory #CGRESD
The Area School MOCI Transition class, comprised of 15- to 22-year-old students, explored baking apple crisp for the first time. Although none of the students had tried apple crisp before, they were eager to give it a taste after working together as a team to prepare and bake it. The new recipe was a hit, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the experience! #OurStory #Area School #MOCI Transition
The Area School MOCI Transition class, consisting of 15- to 22-year-old students, took time to reflect on what they are thankful for and created self-portraits as part of the activity. The class showcased a remarkably talented group of artists, with their attention to detail making each piece truly impressive! #OurStory #MOCI Transition class
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November 11-15 was National School Psychology Week. The CGRESD would like to thank our incredible School Psychology Team for their dedication and hard work! We sincerely appreciate the efforts of our School Psychologists—Michele Millhouse, Anna O'Dell, Joann Smylie, and Marsha Shields—along with our School Psychology Teacher Consultant, Rachel Jones, and our School Psychology Facilitator, Stephanie Ludwig. We sincerely appreciate your dedication to supporting students, staff, and families! #OurStory #CGRESD
Sarah McCurdy, Family Liaison and Chairperson of the Clare Gladwin Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Council accepted a $1,500 check from Spherion Staffing and Recruiting.
We are so thankful for donations like this to help support the Gladwin County Baby Pantry, free family fun events and many other things we do in the community. For more information on the Clare Gladwin CAN Council email Sarah at smccurdy@cgresd.net #CGRESD #Babypantry #OurStory
The Area School MOCI Transition class, consisting of 15- to 22-year-olds, celebrated Thanksgiving early with residents of Clare MediLodge by playing bingo and sharing homemade Thanksgiving cards. The young adults visited the MediLodge to deliver the cards they created and enjoyed socializing with the residents during a lively game of bingo. The event was a great success, with everyone having a wonderful time.
The class is already looking forward to returning in February to celebrate Valentine's Day. #OurStory #MOCI Transition #Area School #Community Excursions
Students at Beaverton Elementary add to the thankful turkey to share what they are thankful for this year! #THANKFUL #CGRESD #OURSTORY
As Thanksgiving approaches, Gladwin Intermediate Peer 2 Peer students are thankful for "minds" of all kinds. Third-grade students enjoyed coloring their own "brains," and fourth and fifth-graders interviewed each other to color their partner's "brain." Through these activities, students learned about each other's similarities and differences and grew their understanding that all brains think and learn differently. They discovered that all brains are unique and how much can be learned from appreciating each other's differences. The group also had a special moment when a brave neurodiverse student shared his singing talent! #CGRESD #OurStory #Peer2peer
Brandi Warner, Early On coordinator, is appreciated for her ability to think of ways to lift families and team members up. This week, the team wants to thank her for coordinating us for the Early On conference!
#ourstory #notesofgratitude #thankyou #CGRESD
The Special Education department came together to learn about "Cultivating Resilience through Nervous System Awareness: How Personal Well-Being Enhances Our Work with Students" from Jen Rapanos with Well-Bean. #CGRESD #OurStory
CGRESD Early On Staff attending the 2024-25 Early On Conference in Traverse City. #CGRESD #EarlyOn #OurStory
The Clare-Gladwin Area School recently received a generous donation of $2,292 from the Harrison Knights of Columbus Council 7571. Representatives Richard Gostomski and George Short presented the check to Assistant Superintendent of Special Education Mike Simon. The funds, raised through the council's Tootsie Roll sale, will be used to provide essential resources supporting students’ communication, sensory, and life skills. The Area School thanks the Knights of Columbus for their ongoing commitment, noting that their annual contributions have made a meaningful impact on the school community. #CGRESD #Areaschool #OurStory #Knightsofcolumbus
The CGRESD Early On team attended the Michigan Early On Conference, a three-day event dedicated to collaboration and learning. The team partners with families in the local districts to support children from birth to age 3! Coming together to focus on early intervention reinforces the team’s shared purpose and commitment to their mission. #OurStory #CGRESD #EOmakingwaves
As Joe Trommater from REMC 5 visits districts to showcase the Maker Materials,, students are rising to the challenges he presents. At Gladwin Junior High, one student set a new record for the tallest tower built with only 25 blocks. At 132 cm, it was 15 cm taller than the previous record. See the last block being put into place here:
https://youtube.com/shorts/5tOc5f-Hae4 #REMC5 #CGRESD #OurStory
