Taking full advantage of the beautiful sunshine, our students stopped by Java Junction for refreshing drinks!
8 days ago, Marie TenHave
playing games
ordering coffee
ordering coffee
Nothing says Valentine’s Day like a homemade treat! Thank you to our talented culinary students for making us a carrot cake and spreading a little extra love around the office!
11 days ago, Marie TenHave
carrot cake made by culinary students
This student has been learning for 100 whole days — and it shows!
11 days ago, Lisa Kokx
An elementary student is dressed up for the 100th day of school.  He's holding his cane, and magnifying glass in one hand and a watch on a chain in the other hand. He is wearing a fake grey mustache and eyebrows.
An elementary student is dressed up for the 100th day of school and poses with a teacher.
Train the trainer for some of our Assistive Technology team members.
18 days ago, Jill Young
AT train the trainer for some of our AT team.
Another great day of our MICIP in Action series!
We came together to align districtwide improvement strategies, integrate MTSS, and strengthen systems for lasting impact. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the meaningful work—we appreciate your commitment to continuous improvement!
25 days ago, Marie TenHave
meeting
meeting
Cold temperatures and heavy snow couldn’t slow down our Career-Tech Center community! Teachers, students, and bus drivers showed real Michigan grit today!
about 1 month ago, Marie TenHave
career tech center in snow
career tech center in snow
career tech center in snow
We recently had a group from True North come in to volunteer at the Baby Pantry, and they were absolutely amazing. They helped us get everything organized, and it made such a huge difference. Thank you!
about 1 month ago, Marie TenHave
fish volunteers
fish volunteers
fish volunteers
We are incredibly thankful to Starr Commonwealth for leading an impactful two-day training.

Special shout out to our local professionals who braved the snow and attended even with school cancellations This is what commitment to our community looks like!
about 1 month ago, Marie TenHave
learning workshop
learning workshop
All NC RESA buildings and programs are closed today, Monday, January 19th, due to the weather.
about 1 month ago, Marie TenHave
snow day, all NC RESA buildings are closed, January 19
Bad day to be a salmon at the Career Tech Center. Chef VanDop's students taught Director Miller and Principal Melius some new skills.
about 1 month ago, Blake Prewitt
Fish 2
Fish 3
Fish 4
Fish 1
Check out this amazing opportunity that takes place right here in Newaygo County. Camp Sunshine provides an inclusive camp experience for young adults and adults with disabilities.
At Camp Sunshine Michigan, inclusion isn’t just something that is talked about—it’s something that is lived.

The vision is to make the world beyond camp a more affirming and inclusive place by inspiring agents of change through transforming experiences and meaningful relationships.

Every day at Camp Sunshine, people with and without disabilities come together to experience a culture rooted in inclusion, grace, and joy. Here, barriers are broken down, gifts are celebrated, and everyone is encouraged to recognize their own strengths while valuing the talents of others.

The impact doesn’t stop when camp ends—it goes with campers, volunteers, and families into their schools, workplaces, and communities.

Together, a more inclusive world is being created—one relationship at a time.
about 1 month ago, Libby Danielson
Camp Sunshine

January is School Board Appreciation Month! Our staff, students, and community are grateful for your dedication and continued support.

about 1 month ago, Marie TenHave
Thank you to our School Board

January is Braille Literacy Month! January 4th is the celebration of Braille's creation!

Louis Braille developed Braille, a system of reading and writing using touch, at the age of 15.

We have two blind first grade students in our county who are learning Braille to read, write, and do math (which is a different Braille code called Nemeth that uses the same six dots in a Braille cell as the Braille literacy code. We are fortunate to have a powerful team of three working diligently to support our braille learners in Newaygo County!

Shout out to Sally Wayner, Andrea Atwood, and Madison Whipple! Thank you for empowering our students with skills and advocacy!

Engage with us! If you are out and about in Fremont, stop in at the Education Service Agency to learn more about Braille- there is an interactive learning wall (shown here) where you can engage in learning more! While you are at it, grab a freshly brewed specialty coffee at Java Junction just down the hall!-- see you soon!

about 1 month ago, Lynette Hodges
picture of a wall with 5 colorful sections about Braille Month in January 2026. The first box says January is Braille Literacy month. with english words and Braille. The second box is blue and has the history of Braille with the inventor Louis Braille. the third box is the Braille alphabet and the final box  has math Braille called Nemoth.
NC RESA programs will be closed today, Friday, December 19th. The ESC building will be open.

2 months ago, Marie TenHave
programs are closed today

Ms.Kelly's preschool classroom enjoyed a week full of snow, hot cocoa, s'mores, tinsel exploration, and family time 🎄❤️❄️

2 months ago, Kelly Samuelson
making a snowman
s’mores time
s’mores
yummy
Snow much fun!
Best friends
Tinsel and static exploration
Family event
MoCI has been busy this week! Peers, ancillary activities, and gen ed projects.
2 months ago, Jill Young
Yoga with some of our Perr2Peer friends.
Practicing knife/spreading skills with Miss Katie.
It can be tough, but look at the pride! STEAM class project!
Tomorrow, December 18th, is the final day of the EAC Eagle Shack’s Holiday Gift Shop!
Stop by between 12:00 and 2:00 PM to pick up some last‑minute gifts.
Cash or check are accepted—don’t miss it!
2 months ago, Marie TenHave
GIFTS
GIFTS
GIFTS
Early On home visit cookie decorating!
2 months ago, Barbara McAdams
Hard at work with this bilateral hand activity!
He is so proud of his work!
Look at his creations!
In support of Business Professionals of America (BPA) State Service Project for Habitat for Humanity, BPA AM and PM chapter members had a little healthy competition. A few members took some time out of class on Thursday to see who could build the best house to enter in the BPA State Executive Council contest.. Brainstorming led to a fun building process along with building chapter relationships and a sense of community within our own chapter. PM "Gumdrop Cottage " was the winner and was submitted to the state competition. Winning chapter gets a certificate and a shoutout at the State Leadership Conference in March and on MI BPA Instagram.
2 months ago, Treasa Dunn
AM BPA members who participated in the building process
AM Gingerbread House
PM members building as a team
PM The Gumdrop Cottege
The Ancillary Team came together today to celebrate the season and strengthen group connections! Grateful for these moments of joy and collaboration.
2 months ago, Marie TenHave
Gathering
Gathering
Gathering
Gathering
Food
Food