TEC students brought home 19 medals from the 2025 SkillsUSA State Leadership Conference in Grand Rapids! Out of 67 students competing across eight programs, 19 earned medals, including two gold medalists, Lucas Bauman and Allane Stamplis, who are headed to the national competition in Atlanta, Georgia, this June. We're so proud of our amazing students! #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
A TEC student stands on stage to accept their medal
Two TEC students accept their medals at SkillsUSA
A TEC student stands on stage to accept their medal
Five TEC students pose in the lobby at the SkillsUSA competition
Two TEC students smiling
A Culinary Arts student works in the kitchen at the SkillsUSA competition
TEC students seated at auditorium at SkillsUSA competition
TEC students pose for a selfie
Two Culinary Arts students pose in industrial kitchen
TEC students pose on "LOVE" sign in Grand Rapids
Starting Fall 2025, students in grades 11-12 across St. Clair County can jumpstart careers in law enforcement, emergency services, and forensics through St. Clair County TEC's new Law & Public Safety program. The program will be held at Woodrow Wilson Elementary in Port Huron near Fire Station No. 1. The hands-on program offers training with real-world equipment and opportunities to earn industry-recognized credentials and college credit. Talk to your high school counselor, or call TEC at 810-455-1010 for more information. Learn more about TEC at www.sctec.org. #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
Photo of firetruck with the TEC logo and text reading, "New Law & Public Safety Program available this fall"
🌟Big news for little learners: PreK for All is here in Michigan! A quality PreK experience gives your child a bright start and creates a brighter future for our state. Apply online at https://bit.ly/3Qzudph
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
Photos of preschool teachers and students in a classroom setting with text that reads, "Free PreK is now available for Michigan 4-year-olds! Now enrolling."
Congratulations to the Clever Coyotes, a team of five students who recently competed in the regional Envirothon Competition in Lapeer, Michigan. Envirothon is an environmental and natural resources conservation competition that challenges students in areas such as sustainable agriculture, wildlife, soil and geology, aquatic ecology, sustainable energy, and forestry. The Clever Coyotes tied for first place among six competing teams, earning them a spot at the state competition, which will be held May 14-16 at Western Michigan University. The Team includes four St. Clair TEC students who are gaining hands-on experience through their work-based learning at the Pine River Nature Center, along with one Algonac High School student: – Riley Ganger, 12th grade, Port Huron Northern High School – Natalie Korotko, 11th-grade, Yale High School – Sage McCombs, 12th grade, Port Huron Northern High School – Cooper Machala, 11th-grade, Algonac High School – Julian Walker, 11th grade, Algonac High School The students have been studying and preparing for the event since January under the guidance of Pine River Nature Center staff Sarah Nelson and Monique Werner, who also accompanied the students to the competition. We are so proud of the Clever Coyotes and their accomplishment. We will be cheering them on as they advance to the state competition in May!
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
The Clever Coyotes team of five students stand in front of a taxidermy animal in a case in the nature center lodge
The Clever Coyotes logo designed by RESA's Sophie Steinborn
🍿Every Friday, students from Tammy Brown's classroom at Woodland Developmental Center brighten our day with their popcorn stand—serving up smiles, skills, and positive vibes. For just 50 cents a bag, staff can purchase a tasty snack paired with an encouraging message, similar to fortune cookies. Last week, students stopped by the Administration Building to deliver popcorn and positivity. Flavors vary weekly, with favorites like butter, cheddar, and sour cream & onion. Thank you to our amazing Woodland students for making Fridays extra special! #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
Woodland students and their teacher stand next to their Positively Popcorn cart
A Woodland student hands a bag of popcorn to a RESA employee
A bag of popcorn and positive statements spill onto a desk
📅 Save the date for this year's Community Resource Fair, which will be held on Wednesday, May 14, from 10 AM to 2 PM at the SC4 Fieldhouse, 400 Erie Street, PORT HURON. For more information about the event, sponsorships, and volunteer and vendor opportunities, visit https://cscbinfo.org/resource-fair/.
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
Community Resource Fair flyer
🌟 Meet Memphis Community Schools/Jr-Sr High School's college adviser Lindsey Strozeski! Lindsey can help students with college searches, essay writing, SAT/ACT prep, college applications, FAFSA completion, scholarship searches, college visits, and more. Visit the Blue Water College Access Network website to learn more: https://www.bwcan.org/ #BlueWaterCAN #CareerAndCollegeReadiness #collegeadvising
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
Photo of College Adviser Lindsey Strozeski with text that reads, "Advice for students: 66 Choose a career path that genuinely excites you, as passion is the key to long-term fulfillment and success. Your happiness and motivation will thrive when you pursue work that aligns with your interests and values. BLUE WATER College|Access| Network HOMETOWN AND HIGH SCHOOL: Romeo and Romeo High School ALMA MATER: Michigan State University DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Psychology SCHOOL PLACEMENT: Memphis Jr/Sr High School HOBBIES AND INTERESTS: Shopping, spending time with friends, and reading research articles. FAVORITE COLLEGE ACCESS TOPIC: Career exploration and decision-making. WHY I BECAME A COLLEGE ADVISER: I became a college adviser because I didn't have anyone to help me transition to a post-secondary education institution. As a senior, I had no idea what I wanted to do and had to figure it out myself. Now, I have the opportunity to be that supportive figure for students, helping them feel more confident and informed in their decisions about their future."
🌟We are honored to be one of three recipients of the Friends of the St. Clair River's 2025 Award for Educational Excellence in recognition of our collaboration with our Middle School Innovation Academy, where students engage in environmental learning and sustainability projects. Thank you, Friends, for this incredible honor! #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 year ago, St. Clair County RESA
Photo of RESA staff with text that reads, "Friends of the St. Clair River's 2025 Environmental Excellence Award Winner! Congratulations! St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency Team."