🍎 Happy Paraprofessionals Appreciation Day! Thank you to the dedicated paraprofessionals who support students and classrooms every day. #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
RESA logo, illustration of apple and book, and text reading "Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, April 1."
April is Autism Acceptance Month. Join us in recognizing and celebrating the talents, strengths, and contributions of all individuals. Together, we can foster a community of acceptance, understanding, and support. #AutismAcceptanceMonth #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
RESA logo, illustration of a rainbow-colored infinity sign, and text reading, "Autism Acceptance Month, April"
💙 April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Please join us in raising awareness and committing to ensuring all children grow up in safe and supportive environments. Together, we can help every child feel protected and cared for. #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
RESA logo, illustration of a pinwheel, and text reading, "Child Abuse Prevention Month, April."
April is the Month of the Young Child, and an opportunity to recognize the importance of early childhood experiences and those who nurture and support our youngest learners during their formative years. #MonthoftheYongChild #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
Colorful handprint illustration with text reading, "Month of the Young Child, April."
Give your child a strong start with high-quality PreK, now enrolling for the 2026-27 school year! PreK helps children develop essential intellectual, social, and emotional skills to get ahead in school. Enroll your 4-year-old TODAY: https://tinyurl.com/4u5r949y.
For questions, call Laura Lee at 810-455-4015, or email greatstart@sccresa.org
#PreKforAll #MIPreKforAll
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
Two preschoolers working on an alphabet puzzle with text reading, "No-Cost, High-Quality Preschool for 4-year-olds. Children who start ahead, stay ahead."
Woodland Developmental Center is looking for middle school and high school students to be part of its LINK summer camp. LINK participants will be “linked” to a classroom where they will work with students with various disabilities to help promote both independent skills and socialization with their peers. Spots are limited—don’t miss this opportunity to connect, grow, and give back to your community! Paperwork and applications are due by Friday, May 8. To request an application, go to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1XD6H-0GAkSLD8Xfi-mCWG8oU9gi-0sjyk8dFo-3CGnM/viewform?edit_requested=true
#LINKprogram #summeropportunity #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
An illustration of diverse hands raised in the air with text reading, "2026 Summer LINK Program. Peer-to-Peer Volunteer Opportunity. Are you an 8th-12th grade student looing to make a difference this summer? Join our Summer LINK Program and become a peer volunteer supporting students with special needs! Program details: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. Weeks of July 6, 13, August 3,10. Required one hour training on June 16, 12:30 p.m. or June 17, 10 a.m. Applications due May 8."
CALENDAR REMINDER: St. Clair County TEC, Next STEP Transition Program, and Creekside Learning Center will be on Spring Break from March 30 through April 6. Wishing our students a great break! #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
Calendar icon with text reading, "2025-2026 school year. March 30 through April 6. Spring Break for TEC, Next Step, and Creekside."
At last week’s New Teacher Academy, part of a year-long professional learning series, new teachers got hands-on with strategies from RESA behavior specialist Joe Zima, learning how storytelling and behavior-based games can help build trust and create calm, productive classroom environments. #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
Two people holding paper engaged in conversation
Presenter Joe Zima holding his hand up leads the room in an acitivity
Two people holding papers engaged in a conversation
Math teachers in St. Clair County explored new ways to engage their students in the Building Thinking Classroom workshop led by RESA math and science consultants Laura Chambless and Minna Turrell. Teachers looked at strategies such as movement, collaboration, and the use of whiteboards to deepen critical thinking, spark problem solving, and rethink how math is taught. #WeAreSCCRESA
about 1 month ago, St. Clair County RESA
Three people stand at a white board. One writes a math problem while the other two look on.
Six people with their back to the camera stand at a whiteboard. One person writes a math problem while the other five look on.
Four people with their backs to the camera stand at a whiteboard. One writes a math problem while the other three look on.
A closeup of a math problem written on a whiteboard
CALENDAR REMINDER: Woodland Developmental Center will be closed from March 25 through April 7 for a scheduled break. Wishing our families and staff a great break! #WeAreSCCRESA
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
Calendar icon with text reading, "2025-2026 school year. March 25 through April 7. No school for Woodland Developmental Center."
At the March 16 Board of Education meeting, we had the honor of recognizing Angela Jackson, special education teacher at Woodland Developmental Center, who was named a 2026-27 Region 5 Teacher of the Year and a finalist for the Michigan Teacher of the Year award. Angela was celebrated with a certificate, flowers, a commemorative glass apple, and the book "Mrs. Spritzer's Garden," which felt especially fitting for a teacher who has spent her career helping her students bloom. With her parents and her sister by her side, the evening was a beautiful celebration of Angela's gift for building strong relationships with students and families and her unwavering belief in every child. Congratulations, Angela! #MichiganTeacheroftheYear #WeAreSCCRESA
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
A smiling Angela Jackson holds a bouquet of roses from her family.
Angela Jackson wipes a tear from her face while holding the glass apple she was presented by the RESA Board of Education
Angela Jackson holding a bouquet of flowers stands with her sister and parents.
Angela Jackson stands with Woodland Developmental Center principal Cora Heyboer
Angela Jackson poses with RESA Superintendent Brenda Tenniswood and RESA Director of Special Education Deana Tuczek
Angela Jackson holds her certificate of recognition stands with board president Mike McCartan
Brenda Tenniswood wraps an arm around a teary Angela Jackson
March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day, and we'll be celebrating by wearing mismatched socks to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and celebrate individuals with Down syndrome. Why mismatched socks? Socks resemble chromosomes, and the extra 21st chromosome in Down syndrome looks like a mismatch. Mismatched socks highlight that being different is beautiful and that people with Down syndrome bring unique value to the world. #WorldDownSyndromeDay #WeAreSCCRESA
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
An illustration of mismatched socks with text reading, "World Down Syndrome Day, March 21"
Meet Blue Water College Access Network college adviser David Keller. Jane can help Yale High School students with college searches, essay writing, SAT/ACT prep, college applications, FAFSA completion, scholarship searches, college visits, and successfully transitioning to post-secondary education, including four-year or two-year institutions and trade or technical schools. Visit the BWCAN website to learn more: https://www.bwcan.org/
#BlueWaterCAN #algonaccommunityschools
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
BWCAN logo and Photo of David Keller with text reading, "COLLEGE ADVISER SPOTLIGHT David Keller Advice for students: It's up to each student to take action. It's my job to guide and support them, but the first steps are theirs to take." Additional text reads, "HOMETOWN AND HIGH SCHOOL: Yale, Michigan, and Yale High School ALMA MATER: Saginaw Valley State University DEGREE: Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education (Social Studies) SCHOOL PLACEMENT: Yale High School HOBBIES AND INTERESTS: Hanging out with friends and cooking. WHAT I ENJOY MOST ABOUT BEING A COLLEGE ADVISER: I really value one-on-one time with students and hearing about what they want to do and then helping them get there. BEST PIECE OF ADVICE I'VE RECEIVED ABOUT CAREER AND COLLEGE PLANNING: Go to where students are. Don't wait for them to come to you. WHY I BECAME A COLLEGE ADVISER: I wanted to make sure all students have access to the resources they need, and to build experience working with both students and families to grow in the field of education."
Save a space for your preschooler this fall. Enrollment is open for the 2026-27 school year. Children learn social, language, literacy, early math, and science skills in a safe, quality classroom. Enroll your 4-year-old TODAY: https://tinyurl.com/4u5r949y. For questions, call Laura Lee at 810-455-4015, or email greatstart@sccresa.org
#PreKforAll #MIPreKforAll
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
A preschooler writing with a pencil smiles at the camera with text reading, "Big News for Little Learners! PreK for All. All Michigan 4-year-olds can qualify for no-cost, high-quality PreK."

We're hiring! We have an opening for a Communications/Front Desk Associate to join our team. This full-time position plays an important role in welcoming guests, supporting the Superintendent's Office and Communications staff, and helping maintain our website and digital communications. This position is a great fit for those who are organized, tech-savvy, and enjoy working with people. Apply online: https://sccresa.schoolspring.com/

Details:
• Full-time, 12-month position
• $38,500-$40,000 (depending on experience)
• Full benefits package, including health, dental, vision, life insurance, and retirement

#WeAreSCCRESA

about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
Blue background with text reading, "We're Hiring: Communications/Front Desk Associate. Salary range: $38,500-$40,000. Apply at sccresa.org"
🏒The Port Huron Prowlers helped students and staff kick off March is Reading Month at Creekside Learning Center. Players spent time reading with students and even joined them in the gym for some hockey fun. Thank you to the Prowlers for making reading month extra special! #MarchIsReadingMonth #WeAreSCCRESA
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
Four Port Huron Prowlers players wearing hats and hockey jerseys sit in a row at the front of a classroom. Two players hold open a picture book as they read to the class
A Prowler play and two students play hockey in the school gym. The player high-fives a student
Three Prowlers players and two students play hockey in the school gym
Lane Robinson, Case Manager at St. Clair TEC, was recently honored by former student Quaid McCulloch and the cast of St. Clair County Community College's production of "A Wrinkle in Time." The cast presented Lane with a signed, framed poster to thank him for his support and encouragement. We love seeing the lasting connections our staff make with students. #WeAreSCCRESA
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
A smiling man stands indoors in front of a wood paneled wall holding a framed posted signed by the cast of "A Wrinkle in Time". He makes a shaka hand gesture wile posing with the poster.
Three people stand together inside a building near a large window. The man in the center and the young man on the right both make a shaka hand gesture while smiling for the photo.
This semester's Middle School Innovation Academy students are partnering with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Division to answer the question, "How might we get more kids engaging with wildlife in wild places?" To help kick off the conversation, Terry McFadden, Field Operations Manager for the South Eastern Lower Peninsula, visited MSIA to share insights into the DNR's history, mission, and the many ways it protects Michigan's natural spaces and wildlife. Students got a hands-on look at wildlife artifacts, including animal traps, furs, and skulls, sparking curiosity and plenty of thoughtful questions. Follow along for updates throughout the end of the school year. #WeAreSCCRESA
about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
A man stands in front of computer screen reading, "St Clair Flats," with students in the foreground.
Two students seated at tables take notes during a presentation by the DNR
Animal skulls with antlers on display
Animal pelts, a fur hat, and antlers on display
Students seated at tables in a classroom setting listen to a presentation by the DNR

Congratulations to Lesley Murphy, SCCRESA Director of Career and Technical Education/St. Clair TEC Principal, on receiving a Michigan College Access Network Pathway Award. This honor recognizes CPED directors from across the state who are expanding access to high-quality career and technical education and helping students build pathways to college and career. We're proud of Lesley's leadership and the impact she has on students in St. Clair County #WeAreSCCRESA #MCAN #CTE

about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
SCCRESA's Lesley Murphy, flanked by two people, holds the award MCAN she received.

We have an opening for a 31N Mental Health Provider to support local school districts throughout St. Clair County. In this role, you'll support students by conducting behavioral assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, and providing non-academic counseling services. You'll also collaborate with families and school teams to identify needs, connect students with resources, and provide crisis intervention when needed. Apply online: https://sccresa.schoolspring.com/

Why choose SCCRESA?
• Competitive salary
• School-year schedule (185-day calendar with summers off)
• Full benefits package, including health, dental, vision, life insurance, and retirement

#WeAreSCCRESA #mentalhealthprovider

about 2 months ago, St. Clair County RESA
RESA logo with text reading, "We're hiring: Social Worker/psychologust/Counselor. Salary range $60,000-$70,000. Apply at www.sccresa.org"