We are hiring! Check out our latest posting for an Early Childhood Special Education Support Coordinator at www.midlandesa.org/page/employment and apply today! #mcesabettertogether #nowhiring
MCESA's Director of Special Education Greg Crider visited the Foundational Fives classroom at Carpenter Elementary this week! Teacher Alisha Williamson shared that Mr. Crider helped with bus duty and breakfast, and spent time reading stories with the class. 📚 #mcesabettertogether
Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the construction going on in the Post Secondary wing at the Sugnet Building right now. This is the second phase of our facilities bond project. #mcesabettertogether #buildinghope #buildingfutures
Carly Powers, MCESA Interpreter, was nominated as a Kindness Crusader at the Pre-Primary Center Carpenter Elementary. She was nominated for being a kind friend and helping her student and others throughout the day. Carly is embodying what it means to be "MCESA Better Together." Way to go, Carly! #mcesabettertogether
We were honored to attend Senior Services Midland's Annual Meeting this morning and be recognized as the recipient of the Everett N. Luce 2024 Organization Award. This award is given to a community organization or business that champions senior causes and has made a positive contribution to improving the lives of older adults in Midland County. MCESA's Post Secondary program has partnered with Senior Services since 2021. Students visit sites to assist with cleaning and decorating and also help to deliver Meals on Wheels.
MCESA Paraeducator Tammy Gottleber spoke on behalf of the organization, noting that MCESA student Justin, who helps with delivery of Meals on Wheels in Coleman, "has the biggest heart and really enjoys helping people."
We are thankful for this partnership and community connection for our students!
We want to remind everyone that tomorrow, Feb. 14 is a half day of school for students, and there is no school on Monday, Feb. 17. Classes resume Tuesday, Feb. 18.
This month we celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE)! Did you know? Students enrolled in CTE programs are often more engaged, earn industry-recognized credentials, and have rewarding careers. Learn more about the programs and opportunities available in Midland County by visiting https://www.midlandesa.org/page/midland-county-career-technical-education
Childcare at Longview Early Childhood Center will also be closed on Thursday February 13, 2025 due to weather. Stay safe!
Midland County ESA programs will be closed Thursday, February 13, 2025 due to inclement weather.
This week is Valentine's Spirit Week at Longview Early Childhood Center, and the office team joined in the fun. 💌 #mcesabettertogether
We are hiring a Supervisor of Special Education! To view full job details and apply, visit: www.midlandesa.org/page/employment
Read more about some of the exciting things going on at MCESA in the winter edition of our Better Together magazine! https://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=840013&p=12&view=issueViewer #mcesabettertogether
Congratulations to Hunter who is an MCESA student at Central Park Elementary and was recently named student of the month! 🤩 #mcesabettertogether
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Please see the notice regarding asbestos abatement at the Sugnet Site. Abatement is scheduled to begin the week of January 27, 2025.
Did you know that January is School Board Recognition Month? MCESA board of education members were honored at their meeting last night and received these beautifully handmade cards from the MCESA Post Secondary students as a token of appreciation. We are thankful to our board members who have committed their time to "lead, innovate, and serve." #mcesabettertogether
Midland County ESA programs will be closed on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 due to extremely cold temperatures. Stay safe!
MCESA Early Childhood Special Education Teacher Erin Rey visited the 1st grade class at Bullock Creek Elementary last Friday to talk to students about inclusion. Mrs. Rey explained that her students often use communication devices and how those work. This was a great way to collaborate and teach the joy of inclusion. #mcesabettertogether
