Metropolitan Detroit - North

WHERE: TBA
DATES: Monday June 28 - Friday July 2, 2010
Time: 7:45am - 6:00pm daily (4-6 Wellness Options)
REGISTER NOW Save $10 by enrolling prior to June 2, 2010.
*Also Group rates (3 or more from same school building).
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CONTACT:
Keith Froelich - Click for Bio
(517) 349-6678
4228 Cornell Road
Okemos, MI. 48864
Msummerinstitute@aol.com
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Course # and Title: EDUC 501 S10C – "Enriching Teacher Education"
Pacific Lutheran Credits: 3 Semester units
Three unit class is a forty-five hour week.
(Professional growth units only, not for PLU degree - Check with your school district and local union for salary advancement)*
Early Bird Registration and/or Group rates: SAVE YOU MORE MONEY! See rate chart at the bottom of page.
SPECIAL FEATURES: Everything you’ve grown to expect from SI and more!
- Relevant Michigan Standards Based Presentations
- Interesting PLC Collaboration Component
- Field-based Learning Day Trips
- Important Wellness Activities
- Innovative Technology
2010 Presentations that Addressed Today's Standards:
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Professional Learning Community (PLC)
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Professional Learning Community
How often do you get to share and absorb successful teaching practices, in specific subjects, with your peers through Professional Learning Communities (PLC)?...Now you can! SI has facilitated popular PLC's since 1987! PLC Peer group horizontal and vertical sessions will be included in the weekly schedule.
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Break Out Speaker
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Why Wellness Options are Relevant:
- National Health Epidemic
- NEA Magazine claims the leading health issue for women teachers is heart disease – stress
- Teachers operate at top performance levels when they are healthy & content
- Teachers modeling wellness for our next generation
- School Districts save money with healthy teachers
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| Dottie Coven CIM Tech Solutions, www.cimtechsolutions.com, |
Keynote Speaker
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Tying Together Curriculum and Technology
Being engaged in the classroom is one of the keys to deep learning. Come spend some time to focus on how and why we use technology to enhance delivery and assessment of curriculum. The session will discuss the paradigm shift teachers and districts are making when choosing technology tools to assist in the delivery of content and will also explore how Mobi's and eInstruction Classroom Response Systems can be used to help with classroom management and delivery of curriculum. See examples of how using these tools can help teachers to actively engage all students in classrooms with ever increasing numbers, check student understanding throughout a lesson, provide on-going real-time feedback during lessons, differentiate instruction based on student understanding, and efficiently assess and record student knowledge. See examples of how teachers can use these tools to make learning visible and take learning to a deeper level using quality questioning strategies during instruction.
Dottie Coven - Dottie has a Masters in Teaching and taught elementary school for 13 years. Dottie has worked as a consultant and technology trainer since 1992 and joined CIM Technology Solutions Group as they expanded into the Western Region in 2007.
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Keynote Speaker
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“Investing in Turbulent Markets”
District Manager, VALIC
As District Manager for the Sierra Pacific District, David supervises operations for VALIC in the Bay Area, Central Valley and Central Sierra Mountains . David focuses on providing comprehensive retirement planning solutions to clients and assist and develop new group and individual clients who have pension and financial planning needs. VALIC has more than half a century of experience helping Americans plan for and enjoy a secure retirement. VALIC provides real solutions for real lives by consistently offering products and services that are innovative, simple to understand and easy to use. VALIC takes a personal approach to retire
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Note: Speakers and topics subject to change without notice.
Look for more 2010 speakers to be added soon!
Additional Speakers TBA
Breakout Sessions:
- “Student Forum”
- “Red Cross, CPR and AED"
- "Computer Programming" TBA
Note: Speakers and topics subject to change without notice
How often do you get to share and absorb successful teaching practices in specific subjects
with your peers? ...Now you can! Professional Learning Community (PLC) group buzz sessions will be included in the weekly schedule.
Daily Wellness Options
Facilitated and Self guided activities available:
- Tennis
- Volleyball
- Walking
- Weight Lifting
- Aerobics (Tues/Thur 4-5PM)
- Yoga (Tues/Thur 4-5PM)
Why Wellness Options are Relevant:
- National Health Epidemic
- NEA Magazine claims the leading health issue for women teachers is heart disease – stress
- Teachers operate at top performance levels when they are healthy & content
- Teachers modeling wellness for our next generation
Earn Multiple Credits! Other Summer Institutes in your area:
- Okemos, June 21-25, EDUC 501 S10B - "Teacher Student Connections"
Each venue offers unique geographic opportunities: Check website for more info…
Check with your school district and local union for salary advancement.
What to Bring: Casual attire, comfortable walking shoes AND a good attitude for learning, improving your wellness and building relationships! We’ll provide everything else!
Note: Staff development funds may be used for these classes (check with your school district). Also, Treasury Regulation Schedule I-162 permits income tax deduction. Be sure to save your receipt. There will be a $100 non refundable deposit and no refunds after June 1.
Testimonials:
"What a breath of “fresh air”! Inspirational, motivational, filled with lots of great ideas! Whole person approach mindful of the human person! Wonderful resources! Attitude is really everything!" Alexandra Andretz - Lansing School District
"Great class-well organized and very inspiring." Dan McKinney - Haslett High School
"I have learned more this one week than in all of the conferences I have attended over the last 10 years." Ann Donnelly - Howell High School Freshman Campus
"A stimulating and motivational class that is educationally energizing." Lee Gerard - Superintendent Okemos Schools
This class is a great experience. You get so much packed into 5 days. Kristen Ream. Dansville Elementary School.
I learned more in this one week than in most of my semester long graduate courses. April Anderson, Howell High School.
This week has been a great learning experience. It gave you hope, it rejuvenated; it re-emphasized how we make a difference and how it can be done---one student at a time. Mark Raczkowski, East Jackson Schools.
This class would be highly recommended for teams of administrators and teachers. The experience would enlighten each to better understand the challenges faces and serve as a great team building experience. Jill Mangrum, Administrator, Grand Ledge High School.
With a rich variety of speakers and other activities, Summer Institute is an incredible vitalizing experience!. Jennifer Keith, Cornell Elementary School.
This class is a great way to recharge your batteries! It reminds you to have fun. I highly recommend this class. Sara Evans, Discovery Elementary.
What an awesome and refreshing way to get new ideas, learn new strategies and earn 3 credits. I have already passed the info on to my fellow colleagues that need to earn credits. Melissa Iott, Cumberland Elementary, Lansing, Michigan.
An opportunity to share time with other educators is precious. Gretta Jones, Lyons Elementary.
What a great way to learn! It was a fun, exciting, relaxed learning environment where we learned with friends and had fun! Marie Smith, Cornell Elementary.
For a change the P.D. (Professional Development) offered during this class was relevant, beneficial, and there is time to actually implement and expand on the P.D. This was a great class that surprisingly will change many of the things I doing my classroom next year! Bravo!!! Tracy Haney, Mason Middle School.
This is a great class that actually gives you information you can use in your classroom.
Cory Arts, St. Johns Public Schools
After a rough year I feel inspired and energized. Marci Adams, Howell High School.
I feel so refreshed after the weeklong Summer Institute. The speakers were dynamic, passionate, energetic and knowledgeable. I was overwhelmed by the level of commitment and caring about children that I witnessed in the speakers and participants. Everything about the Summer Institute was rewarding---the format, the philosophy, wellness activities, the speakers and the workshops. I left energized and inspired to make a difference for children!! Martha Abdullah, Holt High School, Ninth Grade Campus.
Awesome class! Michael Keldsen, Kenden, - Gier Park
WOW! What a refreshing break from the ‘everyday experience’ Met great people, heard wonderful speakers. Duff Schad, Waverly East.
Fun, Educational, Affordable and painless. What more could you want? I love this Summer Institute so much that I continue to come every year, even though I don’t need the credits. Try it, you will like it. Deb Fraccalolli, Grand Ledge.
This Institute is summer camp for teachers, and you’ll walk away with strategies you can use in the classroom on the first day of school. Nyla Munk, Forest View Elementary
This class was very uplifting and motivational. The speakers emphasized the importance of relationships between teachers and students. Most of the speakers seemed to truly understand. The challenges teachers face in today’s educational system. The format of the class was a relaxed atmosphere that emphasized camaraderie between staff members from the same districts and brought teachers together from various districts. Catherine Deschenes, Howell High School.
Each June the Summer Institute provides many educators with invigorating blend of inspiration, relaxation and current relevant professional development. Spending a week in this environment is a great way to finish a school year and to begin summer. I’d recommend SI to any educator. Gary Kinzer, Principal, Hiawatha Elementary School.
The Summer Institute offered a wealth of speakers with useful information and concrete ideas which, when put into action will insure student success. Valerie Green, Elmhurst /Bingham/Gier Park, Lansing.
Teachers need to be charged-up not discharged. They need to be built-up not worn down. SI classes will do this. Walk away with a smile, not a frown. Darren Mort, Montrose School.
Although, this is my 4th time taking this class, I always leave with new tools in my educator’ toolbox. I am so excited about Christian Moore that I will plan to attend his training in September! Thanks! Jewell Muller-Gornick, Wilshire Early Childhood Center.
This course is fantastic. It is quick to the point and worthwhile. A great opportunity to get 3 credits at a good price and get needed information. Would recommend this class overwhelmingly. Valerie Duncan, Elmhurst Elementary.
Although I was happy about the course being convenient and over in one week, I hadn’t expected the rejuvenation I got from listening to the speakers. Lynn Garrett.
The SI (Summer Institute) provides current info with interesting presentations. It is motivational, practical, relaxed and rejuvenating. A great way to prepare yourself to go back into the classroom as a better teacher and person. Lynette Pemble, Discovery Elementary
Thank you for saving me time, travel and money. But more importantly, thank you for helping me revive after a stressful spring with inspiring teachers, daily walks and time to plan for next year. Sally Heisler, Bennett Woods Elementary.
Summer Institute is not only a great way to earn credits, but also provides a place where you can problem solve, grow and laugh with your peers. The outstanding speakers combine with relevant breakout sessions in a relaxed environment are a winning combination. Lori Briegel, Woodcreek Magnet School
Summer Institute is fantastic. I got more out of this weeklong course than I might have gained in a regular semester-long course for a fraction of the price. Dick really organized a phenomenal, inspiring program, I’ll certainly come back again and again. Valerie Blumerich, Lyons Elementary.
I was so impressed with the Summer Institute within the first hour of my first day during my first time attending, that I knew I wanted to attend again next year! Larisa Ballard, Dwight Rich Middle School.
This class is just what I needed to regroup, get useful information to use in the classroom and “fire up” for the next school year. I had lots of fun while participating in wellness activities and learning from some experienced and well know speakers in the educational field. The speakers were amazing! Cynthia Rea, Highlander Way Middle School.
Want to be respected with reasonable (not superfluous) expectations on professional development in a variety of approaches (not a single crammed class)? Take Dick Comer’s Summer Institute! B. Nabozny, T.A. Wilson Academy, Jackson, Michigan.
Wow! The Summer Institute was fabulous! I was energized with emotionally and physically. I experienced many moments of laughter, a few tears and met new friends. Awesome! .
I really enjoyed the energizing speakers after a long school year. It was great to feel excited about my profession. I really felt like I could apply a lot of the information I learned here to my classroom. Emily Anderson, St. Paul Lutheran School, Ann Arbor.
Okemos Site - Past Alumni Participating Schools:
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Alaiedon Elementary
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Kendon
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Allegan High School
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Kinawa Middle School
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Allen EL Lansing
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Kreeger
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Atwood El
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Laingsburg Elementary
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Bath High School
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Lansing Catholic HS
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Bath Middle School
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Lansing Eastern
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Beagle Middle
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Lansing Education Center
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Beekman Center
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Lansing Fairview, Gr.Riv, Ed.Ctr
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Bennett Woods
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Lansing School District
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Bingham Elementary
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Lansing SD
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Burton International
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Lapeer West High School
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Byron Center
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LESA
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Capital Area Career Center
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Lewton/Elmhurst
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Carson City El
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Lockwood
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Cavanaugh Elem.
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Lyons Elementary
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Cedar Elementary
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MacDonald Middle School
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Central Elementary
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Mahatten HS, Kansas
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Charlotte Middle School
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Maltby M.S. Brighton
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Chippewa Middle School
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Marble Elementary
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Cornell Elementary
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Marshall School District
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CW Otto
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Mason High School
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Dansville Schools
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Mason Middle School
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DeWitt Junior High School
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Midway Elementary
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Discovery Elementary
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Monroe Elementary
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Donley Elementary
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Moores Park Elementary
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Dwight Rich Middle School
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Mt Hope El
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Early On LESA
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Munn Middle School
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East Lansing H.S.
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North Aurelius Elem
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Eastern Hish School
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North Oakview Elementary
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Eaton Rapids Intermediate
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Northview HS
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Eaton Rapids Middle School
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Northwestern Elementary
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Eaton Rapids Public Schools
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Okemos High School
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Edgewood Public Montessori
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Perry HS
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Elliott Elementary
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Perry Public Schools
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Elmhurst Elementary
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Pewamo-Westphalia School
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Elmwood Elementary
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Potterville El
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Emerson Elementary
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Red Cedar Elementary
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Farmington HS
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REO Elementary
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Forest Hills Public Schools
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Riddle Elementary
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Fowlerville Community Schools
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Riley Elementary
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Gardner Middle School
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Schavey Rd. Elem.
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Gier Park Elementary
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Sherian Road
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Glencairn
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South Lyon High
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Grand Ledge High School
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St. Johns High School
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Grand River Elementary
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St. Johns Middle School
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Gunnisonville
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St. Johns Oakview S. El
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Hamtramck HS
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St. Thomas Aquinas
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Harley Franks
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Steele Elementary
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Haslett High School
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Sycamore - Holt
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Haslett Meridian High
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Tomlinson Junior High
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Haslett Middle School
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Union Street Elementary
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Herbison Woods
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Wacousta Elem
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Hiawatha Elementary
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Walnut St School Mason
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Holbrook Elementary
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Walter's Elementary
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Holt (Hope School)
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Wardcliff Elementary
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Holt High School
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Washington Elementary
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Holt Jr. High
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Washington Woods
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Holt Ninth Grade Campus
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Waverly El
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Howell High School
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Waverly HS
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Howell H.S. Freshman Campus
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Wilcox El (Holt)
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Howell Public Schools
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Wilkshire Early Childhood
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HT Smith Fowlerville
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Williamston Middle School
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Hulsing Elementary
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Windemere Park Academy
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Ionia Public Schools
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Windemere View -Waverly
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