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60+ years of providing high quality learning opportunities to students and staff in Washtenaw County.

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06/01/2026

Last week, we held our annual Retirement and Shining Star Celebration! We recognized 14 retirees and 40 Shining Star nominees.

Congratulations to all our Shining Stars and thank you to each of our retirees. We're appreciative for all that you've done for learners, families, and our community!

05/28/2026

Dr. Sarena Shivers, who has served as a Washtenaw Intermediate School District (WISD) trustee since 2023, has announced she will step down from the Board of Education before the completion of her term, ending June 2029. Her resignation is effective July 31, 2026.

The district is now accepting letters of intent and resumes for candidates interested in filling the vacancy until the next WISD board election in June 2027.

For more information about applying, visit https://www.washtenawisd.org/pub/news/posts/1728.

(Important note: Ann Arbor Public Schools residents are ineligible. State law dictates that no more than two members of the board may be from the same school district. WISD already has two sitting board members that reside within the boundaries of Ann Arbor Public Schools.)

05/20/2026

This morning, we had the honor of celebrating the 2026 LaFontaine Automotive Group Teacher of the Year James Barnes (Dexter), along with Distinguished Teacher Janet Rickle (Lincoln) and Commendable Teacher Elizabeth Caron (Manchester) at the Ann Arbor/ Ypsilanti Regional Chamber Early Edition Breakfast.

Our community is lucky to have outstanding educators like James, Janet, and Elizabeth, and we know there are so many others like them in our schools. Thank you to all our educators and congratulations to this year's awardees!

05/19/2026

Nearly 1,200 middle and high school students from Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties participated in the Tri-County Meaningful Math and STEM Showcase last week. Students presented their community research, heard from expert panels, and engaged in STEM activities.

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05/15/2026

This week, the Tri-County Meaningful Mathematics and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Showcase celebrated its largest event in five years with approximately 1,200 middle and high school students presenting their community research to the public. The Showcase featured students from schools in Wayne, Washtenaw, and Oakland counties and was hosted at the Wayne County Community College District’s Downtown Campus.

Read the full story: https://www.washtenawisd.org/pub/news/posts/1723

05/01/2026

Meet Karrie, our Early On Teacher Consultant for Early Childhood! Our next Humans of WISD feature highlights how Karrie's personal experiences, community roots, and professional background all coalesce to guide her approach to supporting families.

"I feel like my work is more like a ministry rather than a job. My approach is deeply personal and about relationships. I believe building trust with parents is crucial. By sharing my own experiences as a mother and by being vulnerable, I help parents feel understood and supported."

Read Karrie's story at www.washtenawisd.org/HumansOfWISD

04/30/2026

This week, High Point School hosted a curriculum showcase highlighting students' progress as they develop the skills to succeed outside of the classroom. This event included:

▪️ Presentations from preschool through 12th grade students showcasing learning from recent units in the Readtopia and TeachTown curricula;
▪️ A school store open to the public with young adult students practicing vocational skills and highlighting their micro-businesses; and
▪️ Opportunities for families, community members, and stakeholders to observe students using dynamic communication systems to express their ideas and share knowledge gained throughout their units.

Many thanks to our wonderful staff and students for putting together this event, and for families and community members who were able to attend and help celebrate learning!

04/22/2026

Congratulations to this year's Lafontaine Teacher of the Year! This collaboration between LaFontaine and the Ann Arbor/ Ypsilanti Regional Chamber means so much to our educators who work tirelessly for students across Washtenaw County!

04/21/2026

Meet Eric, our Coordinator of Work-Based Learning for Career Technical Education! Our next Humans of WISD feature highlights Eric's experience as a college football coach and how his past roles shape how he guides young people in our community.

"My personal mission has always been about joy. My coaching background at Princeton and Cornell taught me to believe in people. You listen to what they want to do, and your job is to assist with the plan and pull them through. There are no conditions – we're learning. If they want to explore something, we find out what's available. Maybe they'll like it, maybe they won't, but we keep their creative minds moving."

Read Eric's story at www.washtenawisd.org/HumansOfWISD

04/16/2026

Meet Krysta, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Teaching Assistant!

As part of our Humans of WISD series, Krysta recognizes that WISD is a special place both for students and our community.

"What I think is important is that WISD is a safe place. I can build trust with my students. It's important because when students trust their teachers, they learn better. It's my fourth year here, but I feel like my own world has expanded so much. WISD is just really unique. There are just so many amazing programs and students, and we're all in it together."

Read Krysta's story at www.washtenawisd.org/HumansOfWISD

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