Moments that matter: caring staff share smiles and stories with students, building connection, joy, and learning.
about 1 month ago, Amy Buchler
When “6 7” suddenly turns into a math problem!✏️📐
about 1 month ago, Kelsey Mickus
Movement makes a difference 🚶♂️💫 From our youngest learners to our oldest, movement helps bodies reset, refocus, and get ready to learn.
about 1 month ago, Jaime Oppenlander
Tomorrow is the day! The Hartland High School Career and Technical Education department is hosting an open house! Talk with instructors, explore the facility, see live demonstrations, speak with college representatives, and explore career opportunities. Hartland High School 5-7pm Dinner Provided See you there!
about 1 month ago, Laura Saline
Exciting new communication tool for a Brighton student! Each button has its own tactile feel and plays a unique message.
about 1 month ago, Megan Makowski
Mrs. Woerner, always at the ready, models using a communication device to help a learner build confidence and skills in expressing themselves.
about 1 month ago, Dennette Kreutzkamp
Behavior Consultants Steph Qualls (Hartland) and Vicky James (Fowlerville) collaborate to plan evidence-based behavior training for LESA and local district staff.
about 1 month ago, Leslie Leemgraven
The snow may be melting outside, but Fowlerville Elementary is about to have Snow Much FUN with some indoor peer-to-peer.
about 1 month ago, Leslie Leemgraven
Behind the wheel with smiles and care—Mary safely transports learners to school, work experiences, and community outings every day.
about 1 month ago, Dennette Kreutzkamp
Meaningful math in action 🧮💵 Students practice money skills through counting and sorting that support independence and real-world learning. 💰
about 1 month ago, Jaime Oppenlander
You're Invited! The Career and Technical Education (CTE) department at Hartland High School is hosting a vocational and technical program open house. This open house will allow students, parents, and members of the community the opportunity to explore several programs including: automotive, building trades, business, engineering, animation, architecture, nutrition, fashion & fabrics, housing & design, parenting, computer science, marketing, finance, teacher preparation, and technology. Talk with instructors, explore the facility, see live demonstrations, speak with college representatives, and explore career opportunities. The open house is Wednesday, January 14th, from 5:00-7:00pm at Hartland High School. Food is also provided. We hope to see you there!
about 1 month ago, Laura Saline
At Pathway, predictable chart writing builds confidence! Students read a book and practice writing using repeated sentence patterns with visuals—supporting language, participation, and literacy skills.
about 1 month ago, Amy Buchler
Enjoying a fun outing to Torch 180—planned, budgeted, and enjoyed by our learners through teamwork and independence. Photo courtesy of Sally Ruterbusch
about 1 month ago, Dennette Kreutzkamp
Visual schedules help young children know what comes next, easing transitions and building confidence in their daily routine.
about 1 month ago, Kelsey Mickus
Supporting students starts by sitting beside them. Brighton/LESA social worker Ms. Finney builds trust, literacy, and connection - one story at a time.
about 1 month ago, Leslie Leemgraven
🔤Building strong foundations through the work of Comprehensive Literacy for All ✨ Small-group letter instruction meets each learner’s unique needs.
about 1 month ago, Jaime Oppenlander
Hartland's Driver: Ms. Wissel! Driving 2.5 years she loves watching students grow, seeing sunrises, and the change of seasons. Hobbies: reading, hiking, gardening, and road trips
about 2 months ago, Crystal Walker
PREP learners donated much needed supplies and shared love and care with cats and dogs at the Howell Animal Shelter, making tails wag and hearts happy.
about 2 months ago, Dennette Kreutzkamp
"Believe in my ability, and I’ll show you what’s possible.”
about 2 months ago, Leslie Leemgraven
A learner is all smiles after interviewing Mrs. Martin for the PREP Newsletter.
