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The 25th annual Jackson Storyfest is bringing some dynamic storytellers to downtown Jackson where they will to spin their stories to thousands of students -- sparking a love for reading! There are plenty of chances for families to join in the fun. Click on the headline above for more information.
Looking to get your GED in 2012? The Adult Career Education program at the Jackson Area Career Center can help! The Career Center is offering low-cost GED classes for adults -- start any week you're ready! A GED can help you get the job you want or open doors to educational opportunities at colleges, universities or career training schools. Click on the headline above for more information.
How do parents or educators help protect students from cyberbullies when it happens in social circles they can't even see? Internationally renowned teacher, writer, and tech guru Kevin Honeycutt will talk about “What every parent should know about cyberbullying” during a free presentation on Feb. 15. Don't miss his entertaining presentation? Click on the headline above for more information.
Changes made to "Cut Scores" for the MEAP and MME statewide assessments will be far fewer students across Michigan will be classified as "proficient" when the results are released later this year. Learn more about why the change was made and what it means to Jackson County schools and students by clicking on the headline above.
The JCISD's Learning Services Department is helping local school district gear up for 2012 with classses and workshops on Common Core curriculum requirements, anti-bullying initiatives, using technology in the classroom, techniques for teaching learners with learning disabilities, teaching reading strategies, and more. Click on the headline above for more information.
Looking for a speaker? The Jackson County ISD can present to your service group, board, or staff on the latest trends and issues in education.
Do you have a question or concern about the Jackson County ISD? Need help, but don't know who to contact? Call the JCISD at 768-5200, or for more contact information, click on the "Contacts" tab in the red bar above. Is your question related to JCISD-provided technology? Then you most likely want to get with the Service Desk (Technology Dept.). Creating a job ticket is a great way to start, or you can email Service.Desk@jcisd.org or call 768-5299.
