About Wayne RESA Enhancing Education in Wayne County.

All secondary principals are invited to join us for this monthly, virtual session designed to keep school leaders informed of applicable state and county updates.We will discuss the latest in educational research, instructional strategies, and initiatives that help building leaders stay current, ensuring they are well-equipped to serve as strong instructional leaders in their schools.Additionally, we will explore the latest assessment and state accountability information and Wayne County initiatives and opportunities.This is a great opportunity to receive timely updates, ask questions, and stay connected with what's happening across the county and state.*Participants are encouraged to register whether they plan to attend the live meeting or prefer to watch the recording.

Join us as we bring the Disciplinary Literacy Essentials to life through place-, problem-, and project-based learning.Through keynotes, breakout sessions, and community partnerships, we will explore how to grow and strengthen active learning in schools and districts to increase student engagement and maximize student achievement.By encouraging critical thinking, collaboration, and inquiry around relevant topics, we can ensure students feel like they belong, have a sense of academic ownership, and have the knowledge and skills they need to be ready for college, career, culture, and civic life. This event is open to teachers and leaders across disciplines.School and district teams (i.e., school improvement teams, MTSS teams, leadership teams) are encouraged to attend together.

Successful participants will leave this course with American Heart Association adult and child CPR/AED certification (valid for 2 years). Course content includes knowledge and skills-based instruction in CPR, AED use, and choking relief for adults and children. AHA First Aid certification will also be awarded to learners who have attended MERT training as a prerequisite within the past year. Participants will also learn basic principles and skills to recognize bleeding emergencies and reduce the risk of death caused by bleeding. This course includes skills training on bleed control techniques and tourniquet use. Upon successful completion, participants will receive certification in bleed control from the Stop the Bleed Program.*Special Message for Attendees: Please wear loose, comfortable clothing to practice skills on your hands and knees.*

All elementary principals are invited to join us for this monthly, virtual session designed to keep school leaders informed of applicable state and county updates.We will discuss the latest in educational research, instructional strategies, and initiatives that help building leaders stay current, ensuring they are well-equipped to serve as strong instructional leaders in their schools.Additionally, we will explore the latest assessment and state accountability information and Wayne County initiatives and opportunities.This is a great opportunity to receive timely updates, ask questions, and stay connected with what's happening across the county and state.*Participants are encouraged to register whether they plan to attend the live meeting or prefer to watch the recording.

Successful participants will leave this course with American Heart Association adult and child CPR/AED certification (valid for 2 years). Course content includes knowledge and skills-based instruction in CPR, AED use, and choking relief for adults and children. AHA First Aid certification will also be awarded to learners who have attended MERT training as a prerequisite within the past year. Participants will also learn basic principles and skills to recognize bleeding emergencies and reduce the risk of death caused by bleeding. This course includes skills training on bleed control techniques and tourniquet use. Upon successful completion, participants will receive certification in bleed control from the Stop the Bleed Program.*Special Message for Attendees: Please wear loose, comfortable clothing to practice skills on your hands and knees.*

During this session, New GSRP providers will learn more about how to complete the general budget, transportation budget, monthly ledgers, and final expenditure reports.

This session provides new GSRP partners with a comprehensive review of all essential documentation required for submission prior to program opening for the upcoming academic year. Participants will gain a clear understanding of the necessary procedures and ensure all materials are completed accurately and in compliance with program requirements to facilitate a smooth and successful launch.

This workshop is intentionally scheduled for June, providing grant seekers and writers with the time they need to prepare for the upcoming competitive fall grant cycle. Focusing on smaller, highly competitive grants, rather than the Consolidated Application, the session is designed to equip participants with targeted strategies for navigating these competitive opportunities.Successful grant writing goes beyond just filling out applications—it requires strategy, precision, and a deep understanding of the 5 R’s: Research, Relationships, Relevance, Resources, and Reporting. Throughout this professional development session, participants will learn how to identify the right funding opportunities, build strong partnerships, craft compelling proposals, leverage available resources, and ensure effective grant management and reporting.As a bonus, each attendee will receive The Complete Book of Grant Writing: Learn to Write Grants Like a Professional, which includes 20 sample proposals and expert advice tailored for nonprofits, educators, artists, businesses, and entrepreneurs.Whether you're new to grant writing or looking to refine your skills, this session offers practical, actionable strategies that will significantly boost your success rate.

ECS/ ECC staff will have the opportunity to participate in a community of practice in which they can dig deeply into the tier 1 pyramid practices that support their programs. Professional staff will be able to collaborate and problem solve together are implementation issues.

This session is for Wayne RESA employees only. For others who are interested in participating in SEED for the 23-24 school year, please register for 5434 Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity (County-Wide).SEED is a peer-led professional development program that creates conversational communities to drive personal, organizational, and society change toward greater equity and diversity.SEED’s unique methodology involves:Facilitating, ongoing, structured group conversations in which all voices can be heard.Examining how our own stories related to social systems.Learning from the lessons of our own lives as well as from texts.Turning oppressions and privilege into agency and action.SEED seminars help participants reflect upon and connect their individual experiences to the wider systemic context.Members of a SEED seminar gain new insights into how the world word and how they can make their schools more inclusive and fairer.Participating in a SEED seminar affords you the opportunity to becomes a part of a conversational community where open, authentic dialogue supports our mutual learning about diversity.Regular attendance promotes trust and builds a strong community.Participants who register for the SEED Seminar are asked to commit to ALL sessions in the series.

Providers will learn about the requirements of the GSRP Transportation grant.

Participants will receive an overview of the requirements and implementation of the GSRP Transportation Grant