For many years, Ingham ISD has been focused on improving student literacy outcomes with our local districts through professional development, tools, resources and a Family Learning Connection website. In October 2016, House Bill 4822 was passed requiring grade three students be at a proficient reading level to advance to grade four. This legislation further pulled together our instructional teams, and we developed parent and educator guides, reading improvement plans for students, an Early Learning Calendar for families and young children, and the Literacy Calendar for K-1 students and families. In the future, there is a plan to develop another calendar for students in grades 2-3. Literacy is a fundamental necessity of learning and we will continue to work with our districts, students and families to support student success. #inghamimpact

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Ingham Impact - Together We Persevere
Educational Programs: Early On Great Parents, Great Start Skills for Adult Independent Living Student Support Services: Occupational Therapy Departments: General Education Special Education

Ingham ISD continues to educate and provide strong supports for students and families during COVID-19.

Ingham Impact - New Year, New Ways to Connect
Educational Programs: Secondary Learning Center Student Support Services: Assistive Technology Occupational Therapy Impactful People Departments: General Education Special Education

A new year brings many opportunities to innovate and connect with learners.

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Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and Organizational Development 
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