
Hatch Stamping of Howell donated giveaways and funds for the Little Explorers S.T.E.A.M. Night ~ A special event just for Livingston County children ages 0-5. https://greatstartlivingston.org/little-explorers-steam-night/
Pictured (L to R) Lauren Weber, Robin Schutz of LESA and Rebekah Franz of Hatch Stamping
During these meetings, students received valuable feedback and suggestions to help strengthen their resumes and prepare for future employment opportunities.
This experience is part of Career GPS, a program that helps Early College students explore career options, develop professional skills, and prepare for life after graduation. Thank you to the HR professionals who took the time to share their knowledge and help our students plan for their future!
📚✨ Books, Big Smiles, and a Beautiful Legacy! ✨📚
Good stories have a way of living on forever, and today our heart bookshelves just grew a little bigger! 🌟 LESA Early Literacy Coach, Lisa Pecorilli-Eoll received a wonderfully special donation of books lovingly gifted by Judy Evely and her two daughters, Karen & Kris. They shared these literary treasures in sweet memory of their late husband and father Tom Evely—a devoted middle school teacher at Highlander Way, who spent many, many years sharing the magic of reading with countless students. 📖 He was also my 6th grade teacher and I graduated high school with daughter Kris 🥰
Thank you to this amazing family for sharing his love of books with all of us. Here's to turning new pages and keeping the love of reading shining bright! 💛✨
📸(L to R) Lisa Pecorilli-Eoll, Judy Evely, Karen Wood & Kris Jenkins
Job shadowing gives students the chance to explore careers, ask questions, and experience what a day on the job might look like. What a great opportunity to try on a career and discover new possibilities!
Wishing the best of luck to Cristian LaBar and Kristen Mizak as they present "From First Bites to First Words" at the Early On Conference this week. They are thrilled to share their presentation on feeding and communication with colleagues from across the state. 🌱✨
It was a spook-tacular day! 🎃✨ Our amazing elementary SLP added low-tech AAC boards to pumpkin buckets so every friend could communicate, choose treats, and have some festive fun! 🍬
60° and sunny on November 10th? We’re not asking questions, we’re just getting it done. ☀️🍂
Brian, Cole and Rick giving one last push at the Ed Center before winter sets in!
These headshots give students a professional photo they can use on resumes, LinkedIn profiles, and future job applications as they prepare for life after graduation.
A big thank-you to Megan and Caton for helping our students look their best and take another step toward their future careers!
LESA Student Services Specialist, Candice Olrich (m) was live on air with WHMI's morning show speaking about Homelessness Awareness Month .
November is Homelessness Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and recognize the challenges faced by individuals and families experiencing homelessness.🏡
Every family deserves a safe place to call home. By coming together, we can connect those in need with support and resources while reminding our neighbors that they are not alone.💜💚
milivcounty.gov/hscb/homeless-care
Are you team Michigan or Michigan State?! Whether you're team blue or team green, we had plenty of food to serve up at our tailgate party this past week!
Nothing brings out friendly competition quite like the Michigan vs. Michigan State rivalry! Our PREP students gathered for a special rivalry tailgate to enjoy snacks, socialize, and debate the ultimate question: Go Blue 💙💛 or Go Green 💚🤍?