Building Bridges Preschool collaborated with the Great Start Collaborative to host our November Family Literacy Night across multiple centers throughout the county!
Click the link to view: BBP Story walk Video
Families enjoyed a magical Story Walk featuring Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? 🐻 After the walk, families participated in hands-on literacy activities designed to support early reading skills, promote language development, and encourage meaningful family engagement.
To make the night even more special, every child received their own copy of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? to take home and continue the love of reading. ❤️
Thank you to all the families who joined us and to our staff for creating such a warm and engaging experience. We look forward to more family events that strengthen our connections and support early literacy!
14 days ago, Aminta Young
The AM Construction class helped this morning packing 290 bags to be delivered to families of our preschool students. Just in time for Thanksgiving, this bag includes stuffing, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce! A huge thank you for all those who made this happen for our students! Especially Heidi Wagenmaker, Katie Renouf and Stephanie Phillips who coordinated and ordered everything to make this happen!
19 days ago, Jodi DeKuiper
Another big thank you to the PM Construction Students for all their help packing food bags for Preschoolers!
21 days ago, Marie TenHave
Teamwork in action! Early College students helped us pack more bags for preschoolers. We appreciate your amazing support!
21 days ago, Marie TenHave
Our AM Construction students nailed it today—helping pack food bags for preschoolers! Thank you!
22 days ago, Marie TenHave
Come for lunch tomorrow and learn about IEP participation for parents, guardians, & support members.
about 1 month ago, Lynette Hodges
Our Administration Office has been busy spreading kindness! We’ve been hard at work packing food bags for our preschoolers to ensure they have the nourishment they need. Every bag is a little boost for growing minds and big smiles.
about 1 month ago, Marie TenHave
Fun Throwback of our Annual EAC Staff Dress up! Pac-Man, Ted Lasso and his team, Where's Waldo? And the Chef with his Spice Girls!
about 1 month ago, Tabbitha Boonstra
NC RESA is hosting a watch party for parents, guardians and family of students with IEPs. The registration with Michigan Alliance for Families is closed, but we have access to the interactive course designed for you! Join us for the Empowered Parent IEP Series!!! Three Thursdays in November 12 -2pm! Come early for lunch @ 11:30am on us!
about 1 month ago, Lynette Hodges
The Newaygo County Career-Tech Center BPA officers want to thank the MSU Broad College of Business for the 2025 Fall Leadership Conference on October 21st. This was the team’s first conference that they’ve attended. They felt that the experience was fun and provided valuable information they will use within their chapter. The Officers are looking forward to future events they can attend to learn and grow their skills.
In picture from left to right the NCCTC BPA Officer Team (Advisor, Myles Kronk; PM Co-President, Camila Herrera; Vice President, Abigail Vanderwall; PM Co-Treasurer, Eli Bement; Secretary, Genesis Gonzalez; AM Co-President, Charlotte Karnes; Advisor, Treasa Evans-Dunn; AM Co-Treasurer, Breslyn Pickard; Historian, Hailey Danowski; Parliamentarian, Reana Pieper)
about 1 month ago, Treasa Dunn
Meet the custodian crew: Gem! We're lucky to have Gem on our team - someone who tackles every task with infectious energy and a bubbly personality. Always willing to lend a hand, she brings warmth, positivity, and a can-do spirit that uplifts everyone around her.
about 2 months ago, Jody Wade
We love Peer2Peer time! MSP class at Newaygo Middle School!
about 2 months ago, Jill Young
Crisis Intervention Training Held in Fremont
We were honored to host the Crisis Intervention Team introductory training yesterday, in partnership with the City of Fremont and the City of Newaygo Police Departments.
This collaborative initiative brings together law enforcement, mental health professionals, and community members to improve responses to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis and reduce stigma. The training featured experts in mental health, law enforcement procedures, court systems, and homelessness, and concluded with group scenarios to apply what was learned.
We look forward to seeing this program grow and expand to further support the evolving needs of our community.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this impactful day possible!
2 months ago, Marie TenHave
Last week NC RESA hosted the first Transition Network meeting of this school year. We are thankful for great partners including Ready for Life that was able to share information on a post-secondary option for students with disability in partnership with several Michigan colleges and universities. NC RESA Special Education team also honored Danielle Bennett from Disability Network as an Outstanding Community Partner.
2 months ago, Libby Danielson
Join our team and find joy in supporting students as a job coach!
2 months ago, Lynette Hodges
Java Junction, NC RESA's new student ran coffee business had their soft opening this week. Java Junction offers a supported Work Based Learning opportunity for students across Newaygo County. Thank you to our local superintendents for stopping by on Friday to support their students.
2 months ago, Libby Danielson
The first week is in the books! What an exciting start to a year full of learning, growth, and fun! Please click the link to see a video collage of the many adventures of our Preschoolers!! First Week of Preschool Video
3 months ago, Aminta Young
Last Friday, was BPA Kick Off as second year BPA members shared why they joined BPA, the benefits and experiences to Business Management, Accounting, Graphics, IT and Health students. Officer applications and membership applications are in full swing. Can't wait to see who will make up the leadership team this year let alone our chapter members!
3 months ago, Treasa Dunn
Ms. Dunn's AM Business Management students put their manager hats on today as they reviewed Customer Complaint Makeover's . They had to chose which "employee" they would keep or give a raise to as they reviewed the professional responses where they had to turn a negative customer complaint around while protecting the company's image. Many had new learning as they used Whiteboard to collaborate online to type what it looks like for traditional customer service vs. digital customer service.
3 months ago, Treasa Dunn
Play for ALL! 🎉 White Cloud Preschool is excited to open our brand-new inclusive playground—where every child can play, explore, and belong.
3 months ago, Rebecca Benton
