Preschoolers build strength and coordination through hands-on gross motor play!
about 2 months ago, Kelsey Mickus
Keyguards help make communication (AAC) devices more accessible for kiddos who may have a difficult time with selecting their intended button. We are setting up a few preschoolers with custom keyguards!
about 2 months ago, Megan Makowski
Corbin is a total ROCK STAR!
Check out PREP student Corbin in his element, making sure every piece of exercise equipment is sanitized and safe to use. He doesn’t just wait for instructions—he takes charge and gets things done!
We love that kind of initiative. Thank you for keeping the gym safe and spotless, Corbin. You are crushing it!
about 2 months ago, Pleasanna Carter
When our outing was delayed, it became a great moment to practice patience—well done! Photo Courtesy of Monique Griffin
about 2 months ago, Dennette Kreutzkamp
Bridging voices and learning across the county—182 communication (AAC) devices and assistive tech tools helping students communicate and succeed!
about 2 months ago, Megan Makowski
At Pathway, we believe in the MOVE Program—every student gets upright! 💛This is vital in supporting motor skills, health, and meaningful participation in school and life.
about 2 months ago, Jaime Oppenlander
Great Start Collaborative✨ Building community connections to support Livingston County families with young children. Robin Schutz and her team met with our community service providers to brainstorm solutions to keep this program running.
about 2 months ago, Merribeth Tognetti
A friend in Early On is exploring eye-gaze communication! When he selects an image with his eyes, an audio clip of his family singing holiday songs plays. 💖
about 2 months ago, Megan Makowski
Communicating about a winter themed sensory bin in occupational therapy (OT) - Oh what fun!
about 2 months ago, Megan Makowski
What a delight to be able to spend the morning with Howell MS Counselors planning a very intentional career fair! Their energy is contagious!
about 2 months ago, Laura Saline
We love when our community partners are able to catch up after their Livingston Sunrise Rotary Meetings on Friday mornings!
about 2 months ago, Merribeth Tognetti
🎄 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from all of us at LESA! ✨ Wishing our students, families, staff, and community a holiday season full of joy, laughter, and cozy moments with the people who matter most. Thank you for your dedication and partnership that make our schools and community shine—here’s to a bright and wonderful New Year!
about 2 months ago, Merribeth Tognetti
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the Career Development Team!
about 2 months ago, Laura Saline
Just wanted to share this festive photo of our SUPERintendent, Mike and his wife, Kari! Happy Holidays Everyone!
about 2 months ago, Laura Saline
Students are actively engaged in painting Christmas trees as part of a fun, hands-on art project during their speech therapy session.
about 2 months ago, Amy Buchler
Creating life-size gingerbread friends one outline at a time!
2 months ago, Kelsey Mickus
Having fun creating and sending heartfelt cards for Empowered By Them’s 11th Annual Christmas Card Exchange, spreading cheer and connection near and far.
2 months ago, Dennette Kreutzkamp
Happy Holidays from ECSE! Students each created their own ornaments to decorate a tree during speech.
2 months ago, Megan Makowski
True inclusion isn't just about sharing the workload; it’s about sharing the culture. When learners participate in events like the Holiday Meal or a visit from Santa, they gain "soft skills" that can’t be taught in a classroom:
Sense of Belonging: Being invited to the party signals to the learners that they are valued colleagues, not just guests.
Social Fluency: Navigating a holiday meal helps learners practice professional socializing, small talk, and workplace etiquette in a relaxed setting.
Networking: These informal gatherings are often where the strongest bonds are formed between the interns and the hospital staff, which can lead to better mentorship and future job opportunities.
A Credit to Trinity Health It speaks volumes about Trinity Health as a host business. By opening up their traditions to the Project SEARCH team, they are demonstrating a commitment to an authentic, integrated work environment. It’s these "fun" moments that often become the most cherished memories of the program.
2 months ago, Pleasanna Carter
PREP learners love giving back to the community. Today, they’re making ornaments to share with seniors at the Fowlerville Senior Center.
