Educational Services
Recent ActivityEducational Services at CCRESA
Clinton County RESA and Shiawassee RESD have a unique partnership to provide services across the two county region. Below is a sampling of the programs and services offered through the CCRESA Educational Services Department. This brief overview is designed to give you the highlights of our programs and we invite you to call us with any questions you may have regarding our services.
- Administrative Professional Support/Services
- Assessment Assistance & Support
- Assistance/Support with Federal/State Compliance
- Curriculum Mapping and Alignment
- Data Collection and Reporting
- Data Analysis and Presentation Support
- English Language Arts Consultant
- Gifted and Talented Service
- Grant Writing
- Instructional Technology Consultant
- Instructional Strategy Sessions
- Instructional Technology/Media Services
- Inter-district Cooperative Program
- Local Service Planning
- Local Professional Development Support
- Math and Science Consultant
- Professional Consultation
- Professional Development (www.ccresa.org and click on Professional Development for current listing)
- Regular Principal and Curriculum Group Meetings
- School Improvement & Accreditation Assistance
- Social Studies Consultant
- CCRESA and LEA Integration
- Survey Creation and Support
- Technology Training
David E. Schulte, Associate Superintendent for Educational Services
989-224-6831 x343 or 989-743-3471 x2237. Cell—989-277-5063
Educational Services Announcements Seat Time Waiver InformationIs your district interested in the statewide seat time waiver? You use this option when a student would like to take more than two classes online. For more information, click here.
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