Spoiler alert: It’s a lot of learning, collaborating, and preparing for the future! Last Friday, the PREP, STEP, and Project SEARCH teams gathered at PREP for a day dedicated to growth.
We kicked things off with a warm welcome from our amazing admin assistant, Kelly (and some much-needed nourishment!). The day was filled with high-impact sessions:
Communication Ambassadors: Dennette and Pleasanna led an insightful session on communication ambassadors.
Teamwork: We dug deep into social contracts to strengthen our professional culture.
SEL: Hayley guided us through essential work around Social Emotional Learning.
Future Planning: We wrapped up with some collaborative problem-solving and a first look at the incredible applicants for the 2026-2027 Project SEARCH cohort.
It was a valuable day spent ensuring we are ready to provide the best support possible for our students!
Blue Skies, Sunshine and 55 degrees = Finally being able to get our kiddos out on the playground 🤍
Forensic Science learning continues! Here are some WAY students learning how to use microscopes to study different fibers in their Forensic Science course.
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Project SEARCH interns touring the new hospital: "It’s big, beautiful, and overwhelming."
PREP’s Employment 2 class visited the United States Postal Service in Fowlerville, learning about mail sorting, scanning packages and post office careers. A great hands-on experience!
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Huge shoutout to one of our Work-Based Learning stars today. She hit a milestone of 240 KD Bracket kits, shattering our previous program records—all with 30 minutes left in her shift.
When the custodian isn't available it is important to be responsible and keep our space clean. This shows independence and teamwork, while working on skills for our jobs in the community.
Kim Wills , Assistive Technology Consultant, and Luke Johnson, Systems Engineer, collaborate to find technical access options to help one of our middle school learners.
It truly takes a village 🤍
Sunrises, smiles, and stories. We cherish the small moments while giving students a safe ride and a safe space to be themselves.
