Are you the one to make a difference?
Ingham Intermediate School District (ISD) is committed to providing a wide variety of quality educational support services and programs to school districts, children, families and communities within the Ingham ISD service area and around the state. We coordinate and deliver services and programs focused on student achievement, customer service, leadership and collaboration to advance educational excellence.
With over 550 employees serving students at all levels and abilities, Ingham ISD works to lead and serve the 12 school districts and 8 public school academies in the Ingham ISD service area. Internally, Ingham ISD strives to support a culture of innovation that challenges staff to grow personally and professionally. Ingham ISD places priority on supporting a culture-rich work environment in which staff feel supported and are surrounded by a family of peers.
Our Mission
Ingham ISD exists to lead and serve for the achievement and success of all learners.
Our Vision
Ingham ISD, in partnership with our stakeholders and communities, will foster the success of all learners.
Why Ingham ISD?
What We Offer:
- Competitive wages
- Six insurance plans to choose from to best fit your needs
- Employer-paid dental and vision insurance
- District paid personal life insurance policy and long-term disability
- Employee wellbeing rewards
- Retirement benefits
- District-supported professional development
- Tuition reimbursement
- Paid sick and personal time for all staff. Those staff working year-round also receive generous paid vacation time.
- Paid holidays
- Positive work-life balance
What We Do:
- Continually lead and serve for the achievement and success of all learners
- Provide services to our local districts including technology, human resources, accounting, finance, communications, professional development in addition to instructional support for early childhood, special education and career/technical education
- Expand opportunities for students with disabilities, those in transition programs, early childhood programs, career & technical education programs
- Broaden relationships and partnerships in the community organizations and educational partners in the region and throughout Michigan
Who We Serve:
- 12 Local school districts
- 8 Public school academies
- 42,000 students county-wide
- Students with IEPs through various programmings
- Students enrolled in Early On, Great Start Readiness Program and Head Start
If you have questions or would like to learn more, please visit Human Resources.
Ingham ISD's Strategic Plan
The driving force behind the work we do at Ingham ISD is included in our Strategic Plan goal areas, Whole Child, Engaged Workforce, Advocacy and Infrastructure. 
Whole Child
Improve healthy, safe, engaging, challenging and supportive learning environments.
Engaged Workforce
Create innovative solutions to attract, develop, engage, and retain a diverse workforce.
Advocacy
Increase awareness and understanding of intermediate school districts and how they support student and educator outcomes.
Infrastructure
Create a welcome, safe, and flexible environment for all learners to reach their highest potential.
The Impact Starts Here
Kirk Showers
Transition Teacher, Heartwood School
30 Years with Ingham ISD
"Throughout my 30 years at Ingham Intermediate School District, I have been dedicated to supporting students, staff, and families through collaboration, consistency, and a strong commitment to student success. Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to work with diverse learners, contribute to program development, and help create supportive educational environments where all students can grow academically, socially, and emotionally. My time at Ingham ISD has allowed me to build lasting relationships, mentor colleagues, and advocate for students with varying needs. I am grateful to be part of an organization focused on making a meaningful difference in the lives of students and the community."
Swathi Chitrapu
Paraprofessional, Heartwood School
2.5 Years with Ingham ISD
"Working with Ingham Intermediate School District has been one of the most meaningful journeys of my life. I take pride in the work I do. This experience has changed the way I look at life—teaching me to be more patient, empathetic and positive. This job has taught me that life has a purpose and is meant to be celebrated every day.
Every day brings opportunities to learn, grow and celebrate even the smallest victories. I am grateful for my peers and colleagues, many of whom have become close friends. Learning from one another and supporting our students makes this work even more special. Helping each student in a way that meets their needs is fulfilling and reminds me why this work matters. I feel honored to be part of a community that leads with heart, compassion and purpose. To the parents who have students with special needs—We are in this together."
Tom Pratt
Instructor, Automotive Technology
Wilson Talent Center
6.5 Years with Ingham ISD
"Transitioning from industry into education was an intimidating step for me, as the corporate world was truly all I had ever known. I am incredibly grateful for my coworkers at Ingham ISD, whose guidance and support made the transition feel seamless. They truly exemplify the philosophy that, the better I am, the better they are, and the better we are as an entire organization. Beyond the culture of the team, I am also thankful for the way Ingham ISD constantly invests in my future, providing the resources and opportunities that allow me to expand my horizons and grow in my role every single day."
Justin Hill
Accountant, Business Office and CTE
1.5 Years with Ingham ISD
In my year and a half at Ingham ISD as an Accountant supporting the Business Office and Career & Technical Education programs, I’ve been continually impressed by the people and the culture. I genuinely enjoy working here, and the collaboration and support from my coworkers — including administrators and supervisors who consistently support and invest in their staff — make this a place where I feel valued and encouraged to grow. Even working behind the scenes, I see daily how much the district prioritizes doing what’s best for students. If you’re looking for meaningful work in a supportive, team-oriented environment, Ingham ISD is a great place to work.
About the Lansing Region
The Lansing region is a diverse, thriving capital area with vibrant communities and more than 60 languages spoken. It features premier entertainment venues such as the Wharton Center for Performing Arts and the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, along with both small town and urban living options. Greater Lansing is within two hours of 90 percent of Michigan’s population and within a day’s drive of much of the U.S.A majority of Ingham ISD locations are in Mason, Michigan, a community known for its small town charm. Its historic courthouse square, antique shops, and variety of dining options are conveniently located just off the expressway.
Openings at Participating/Consortium Districts
To get started, please see the following links:
Participating/Consortium Districts
The Ingham County Schools Online Application System will allow applicants to view and apply for job openings in the following school districts:
Non-Participating Districts
Lansing Public Schools is not on the same application system. See available positions for the Lansing School District here.
Frequently Asked Consortium Questions
What is the Ingham ISD Consortium?
The Ingham ISD Consortium comprises several local school districts and public school academies. As a consortium, we are dedicated to the recruitment, selection and employment of those educators, support staff and personnel who pursue excellence in their chosen field. The consortium offers the convenience of a shared application system. When you submit your application, it will be stored in the RedRover database where it may be viewed by any of the consortium districts. Each district in the consortium is an independent partner of the others and manages its own hiring process. If you have questions about a specific vacancy, please contact the hiring district.
How do I apply to the consortium?
Create an account for yourself in RedRover and submit your application through the account. It will be helpful to you in pursuing employment opportunities to attach any supporting documentation, including your resume, cover letter, teaching certificate or other license, college transcripts, etc.
Can I upload more than one cover letter?
Yes, you may add a cover letter to your account for each position that you apply for. Alternatively, you may wish to upload one general cover letter. Any cover letter or other documentation that you attach to your application may be viewed by any of the consortium districts. Please rest assured that our consortium hiring managers are accustomed to our applicants having expressed interest in several positions, and they will be able to sort out which cover letter applies to the position for which they are hiring.
Can I update my application once it is already in the system?
You can update your application or make revisions as often as you like. Simply log into your application, make any necessary updates, save and submit. Your application will be updated in the system as soon as you save it.
Who do I contact if I still have questions?
If you have any questions regarding the application process, please contact Kelli Galloway at 517.244.1227.







