September 22, 2022
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Keeping Kids Safe
School is back in full swing now and it continues to get a little darker in the mornings. Please remember to be cautious when traveling around school buses. It is against the law to pass a school bus when the RED lights are flashing and/or the Stop Arm is extended. When the YELLOW overhead lights are flashing, prepare to stop, as the bus is preparing to load or unload students. It is also a good idea to share these reminders with any teen drivers in your household. If we all work together, traveling to and from school will remain safe for all students. #InghamImpact
Download the Ingham ISD Mobile App
Ingham ISD recently launched a mobile application geared towards families, staff and local school district representatives. The app provides information on programs, events, employment opportunities, news features and much more. Families can also receive alerts specific to their child's program. The application is available for a free download on both Google Play and the App Store. Stay connected and download it today! #InghamImpact 
Construction Progress Continues
Construction continues on our Mason campus as we enhance learning environments for our students. The North Star School addition is really starting to take shape with exterior walls going up, bathrooms at the Wilson Talent Center and Heartwood School are nearing completion and interior projects will continue over the next several months. #InghamImpact 
National Cyber Director Visits WTC
On August 31, National Cyber Director Chris Inglis, visited the Wilson Talent Center's Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics program as the guest of Representative Elissa Slotkin. Slotkin had visited the WTC at the end of the 21-22 school year and was very impressed with the programs. Inglis shared his thoughts on the future of cybersecurity with the students and what skills they will need for the thousands of jobs available in this field. In return, Inglis learned about the skills and credentials students are earning in this program. #InghamImpact 
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