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Celebrate joyful moments of collaboration, inclusion, and community across our schools. From heartwarming highlights to everyday wins, BELONGING is where good news thrives and every voice matters.
Ingham ISD’s Safety Team hosted over 80 district leaders, law enforcement officers, and school personnel for emergency standard response protocol training led by The “I Love U Guys” Foundation. The session focused on using consistent language and coordinated action to improve safety preparedness across schools.
Wilson Talent Center students in Precision Machining Technology are building real-world skills through hands-on lab work and project-based learning. From tool indexing to day-to-day lab operations, students are gaining the technical knowledge and confidence needed for careers in the skilled trades.
Second-year student Tony offered a behind-the-scenes look at Wilson Talent Center’s Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics classroom, showcasing hands-on projects and real-world digital investigations. The two-year program equips students with practical skills and industry knowledge for careers in cybersecurity.
Ingham ISD hosted the first countywide meeting for School Social Workers, launching a new initiative designed to connect colleagues, share expertise, and strengthen collaboration. By building consistency and shared knowledge across districts, the network aims to enhance the support provided to students throughout Ingham County.
BioScience students from Wilson Talent Center toured the MSU Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, gaining an inside look at microbiology, DNA analysis, and nutrition and toxicology labs. The visit highlighted how classroom skills translate directly into careers in laboratory and diagnostic sciences.
Wilson Talent Center students from Criminal Justice, Welding Technology, and Construction Trades earned top honors at the Region 1 SkillsUSA competition at Lansing Community College. Multiple first-, second-, and third-place finishes across programs mean a strong WTC presence at the state competition this April.
Ingham ISD’s regional approach brings together 12 local districts, community partners, and professional learning opportunities to ensure students have access to consistent support and diverse postsecondary pathways. From special education coordination across the service area to Military Professional Development for educators, collaboration remains at the center of student success.
Ingham ISD’s Secondary Math Teachers Network recently gathered at the Wilson Talent Center for a dynamic day of professional learning. Educators explored innovative instructional strategies, toured Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs, and examined how real-world career pathways can enhance math instruction and student engagement across districts.
BioScience students at Wilson Talent Center are gaining hands-on experience that prepares them for future careers in healthcare, research, and laboratory sciences. During CTE Month, students Alya and Azuolas offered a behind-the-scenes look at their classroom—where collaboration, lab skills, and curiosity drive learning.
Wilson Talent Center welcomed Congressman Tom Barrett for a visit highlighting the impact of Career & Technical Education in Ingham County. During CTE Month, the visit showcased hands-on programs that prepare students with real-world skills for in-demand careers.
