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Ingham Impact Podcast Featuring Kelly Trout
Resourceful. Customer Focused. Data Guru. Kelly Trout, Data, Systems, & Analysis Specialist at Ingham ISD, is one of those people who always says, "How can I help?" Whether she works with the State of Michigan, local districts or our internal teams, Kelly always goes out of her way to make sure we have what we need to support student learning. Kelly has been with Ingham ISD nearly 25 years, and we are blessed to have her on our team. Thank you for all you do, Kelly!
We hope you enjoy this
Ingham Impact Podcast
about Kelly's role in helping data drive decision-making.
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Michigan Council for Exceptional Children Names Stacy Lanzty Special Education Teacher of the Year
When it comes to compassion, thoughtfulness and solid teaching,
Stacy Lantzy, Heartwood School Teacher, immediately comes to mind. On January 22, she was recognized as the Special Education Teacher of the Year by the Michigan Council for Exceptional Children. Stacy is a selfless person who always puts students and families first. We are so honored to work with her. She will officially receive her award at a ceremony on March 5 in Grand Rapids. Thanks for being an exceptional leader Stacy!
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Jeff Grossman for Life Changer of the Year Award
On January 20, Jeff Grossman, in his 46
th
year of teaching at Ingham ISD, has been nominated for the Life Changer of the Year Award. Help us get his name out there by posting on social media using his name and the hashtag #LCOY. Jeff has impacted so many student lives over the years, and we hope the judges will see what we see. Watch the Ingham Impact Podcast featuring Jeff. Thanks Jeff, for all you do for students, your colleagues and Ingham ISD. You are a life changer. #InghamImpact.
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Third Annual Reverse Job Fair
What is a Reverse Job Fair? A reverse job fair is when skilled, experienced and/or certified candidates display their work and interested employers circle the room to select specific candidates to interview. This year's tri-county Reverse Job Fair for career and technical education students in the areas of health, technology, manufacturing and construction is scheduled for March 18 in the Greater Lansing Association of Realtors Conference Center. If you know of any businesses that would like to talk with candidates that are trained, experienced and in many cases already certified, ask them to call 517.244.1324 to participate in the Reverse Job Fair.
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MiDataHub Ambassador of the Year
It's been quite a month at Ingham ISD! Bryan Smith,
Senior Systems and Development Analyst, formally recognized at the Ingham ISD Board Meeting on January 18 for his work with MiDataHub. Don Dailey, Director of the Michigan Data Hub, presented Bryan Smith with the MiDataHub Ambassador the Year Award for his state-level work integrating districts, serving as a data hub support specialist, for his PowerSchool and Skyward integration work with Ingham ISD districts and in testing numerous MiDataHub features. C
ongratulations Bryan!
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Thank you to the Ingham ISD Board of Education
Those who choose to run for a seat on a Board of Education don't enter into it lightly. They recognize the decisions they make are of great importance and will directly impact the success of the students they serve. At Ingham ISD, we find ourselves quite lucky as our Board of Education is truly student-focus with all of their decisions. We want to thank our Board of Education, Erin Schor, John Wolenberg, Lori Zajac, Michael Flowers and Nancy Stanley for their dedication and commitment to our students, families and the districts we serve.
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Special Education Headlee Restoration Millage
On March 10, 2020, Ingham Intermediate School District will have a question on the ballot regarding a
Headlee Restoration for Special Education. The Special Education Millage has eroded .2438 mill since 1988. As a result, Ingham ISD has been collecting less revenue than originally approved by taxpayers for special education services. If approved, this restoration would cost homeowners with a taxable value of $62,500, approximately $1.27 per month. For more information, please visit
Ingham ISD.
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Hearts of Fun Playground Fundraising Activities
Heartwood School is seeking volunteers to help with the Hearts of Fun 5K Run, Walk and Roll on April 18. The event will be hosted at Heartwood School in Mason and all the proceeds will go to the purchase the final piece of equipment for the Hearts of Fun Playground. If a 5K isn't your thing or you can't volunteer, bring a team to the Hearts of Fun Golf Scramble on June 18 at Eldorado. Learn more at Ingham ISD.
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Upcoming Events and Activities
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