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Your Partner in Education

we are committed to enhancing educational opportunities for all students


As a Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA), we collaborate with local school districts and community partners to provide programs and services that drive innovation, efficiency, and cost savings.

Who We Are & What We Do
Discover how St. Clair County RESA supports students, families, and schools through early childhood, special education, career and technical education, and more. This video highlights the many ways we help our community every day.

Our Impact

A Health Careers student takes another student's blood pressure with a cuff
A staff member demonstrates a spinner with a Woodland student
Preschooler
An auditorium full of people at the countywide PD day Educate. Inform. Inspire at Port Huron High School
A toddler holding a board book "reads" to a baby as the two sit together in a chair
Pine River Nature Center naturalist holds up a sheet about identifying animal tracks to a group of elementary students during a field trip
A preschooler plays with Play-Doh at a playgroup
A graduate wearing a cap and gown
Two TEC students wearing professional business attire stand back to back with their arms crossed smiling at the camera
A Next Step student wearing plastic gloves packages food in a commercial kitchen
A preschooler writes on a piece of paper with a marker
Two educators sitting at a table engaged in conversation at the countywide PD day Educate. Inform. Inspire. 2026
Three students stand togetherwhile one holds a cluster of blu-colored berries in their hand
A group of students and chaperones walk on the SC4 campus during the annual 8th grade tours
18,000+
students served throughout St. Clair County
7
public school districts

Programs & Services

St. Clair County RESA delivers high-quality, cost-effective solutions that support learning
A nature center naturalist points in the distance as a group of elementary students look on
Pine River Nature CenterInspiring curiosity and environmental stewardship through hands-on outdoor education and nature-based learning experiences. Learn More
BWCAN Supervisor Erin Schweihofer talks with a student during a FAFSA night event at Marysville High School
Blue Water College Access NetworkSupporting students and families with college and career planning, financial aid, SAT prep, and the transition beyond high school. LEARN More
Two preschoolers play with dolls and furniture in a GSRP classroom
PreK for AllExpanding access to high-quality preschool opportunities that help young children build confidence, develop foundational skills, and prepare for kindergarten.Learn More
A Woodland student smiles at the camera as he holds the seed cup he decorated during Garden Club
Woodland Developmental CenterSupporting students with diverse learning needs through individualized instruction, life skills development, and community-based learning opportunities.LEARN More
Two TEC students wearing safety glasses, work on the piece of machinery
St. Clair County TECPreparing high school students for college and careers through hands-on technical training, industry certifications, and real-world learning experiences.LEARN More
Students sit at tables with their backs to the camera, facing a screen as part of the BWMC seminar session
Blue Water Middle CollegeHelping students earn college credit and up to an associate degree at no cost at SC4, while completing high school. Learn More
A Creekside student poses with Frannie the Therapy Dog
Creekside Learning CenterSupporting students with severe emotional impairments through specialized instruction and comprehensive support tailored to meet each student's individual needs.Learn More
Two Next Step students clean a room and vacuum as part of the program's job skills training
Next Step Transition ProgramEmpowering young adults with disabilities build independence, gain work experience, and develop skills for life, employment, and community participationLEARN More
A toddler lying on her back on the floor is surrounded by children's books
Imagination LibraryBuilding early literacy and lifelong love of reading by providing free monthly books to children from birth to age five. Learn More
An Early On staff member holds up a paddle reading "Go" while a toddler holding a small blue ball aims for the sign
Early OnSupporting children ages 0-3 who may have a developmental delay to build skills and reach developmental milestones. Learn More