


Students have the opportunity to explore career paths, connect with local professionals, and discover new possibilities for their future. These real-world experiences help students build confidence, ask great questions, and take meaningful steps toward their goals.
A huge thank you to the community partners and volunteers who make these events possible — your support helps students envision what’s next!
#CareerReady #MCESA #CareerandTechnicalEducation





Thank you to Lexi Umlor, Amy McNett, Erin Rey, Diane Gavenda, Our Amazing School Psychologists, Debra Weber, Sarah Tebo, Wayne Draves, and Alisha Williamson for showcasing their "Better Together" spirit!
The November employee shout-outs for "Better Together" spirit are attached are linked below. Please take a look and see what great work is being done across the agency.
https://aptg.co/q_rBt_

Wishing you a warm and happy Thanksgiving from the children and families of Longview!


Regular attendance helps students feel connected to classmates and school. Every day is a chance to grow friendships and be seen. Tell us how we can support consistent routines.
Need support or want to learn more? Visit fewerthan5.com for family resources. Funding for Strive for Fewer than Five is supported by the Region 5 MiFamily Engagement Center.


We enjoy being part of this event each year and seeing the community come together as we kick off the holiday season.


Shoutout to MCESA Special Education Supervisor Marianne Durocher who presented on Calm-Connect-Teach: A Simple Framework for Guiding Co-regulation and Instruction at the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Annual Conference today in Orlando, FL.
Marianne's presentation directly connects to the book that she recently co-authored with her sister, From Compliance to Co-regulation: Revisioning Guidance and Behavior Management to Support Children's Social and Emotional Development within Classroom Communities.
Their open textbook reimagines classroom management by alternating from compliance-based practices to collaborative, community-centered strategies.
We are incredibly proud of the impact Marianne is making here at MCESA and across the field of education nationwide! Congratulations, Marianne! You can learn more about the book here: https://viva.hykucommons.org/concern/oers/8a8040a4-3995-4894-97be-da18dc0a3125?locale=en.

#careerandtechnicaleducation

Superintendent Searles had a great visit with the MCESA classrooms at Northeast Middle School and Plymouth Elementary today! Students and staff in the Northeast classroom were also celebrating their annual Thanksgiving lunch. #MCESABetterTogether




Want to learn more or sign up to volunteer? Visit registertoring.com
#MCESABetterTogether





Thank you to Journeys Coffeehouse for being such a supportive community partner and opening doors for our students.
#MCESABetterTogether #PostSecondarySuccess #Inclusion

Longview Early Childhood Center Childcare and GSRP Program is hiring! Click the link below to apply!
http://www.ith1.com/teacher-assistant.html

Join us for open interviews this Thursday!
📅 Thursday, November 13 | 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
📍 415 Jerome St., Midland
#NowHiring #EducationCareers #mcesabettertogether

Kiwassee Kiwanis is proud to be able to help children and families in Midland County.


Thank you to Members First Credit Union, MI Works, Fisher Contracting, Journeys Coffee, Mercantile Bank, the City of Midland, and all the volunteers who helped students explore real-world decision-making.
We appreciate you! #mcesabettertogether








