Wayne Regional Educational Service Agency is committed to leadership through service and collaboration for excellence in teaching and learning for all.
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ALT Graphic: 2025 Education Innovation Showcase 10 Ten Finalists, including Wayne RESA
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ALT Spotlight on Matt Smoot, Educational Services Instructional Technology Consultant 11 months at Wayne RESA Describe your job in two sentences: I'm like a tech-savvy gardener for schools and districts: planting innovative ideas, nurturing professional growth, and helping districts harvest the best tools and strategies to help students and educators thrive. I scout out the latest educational technologies and help schools integrate them seamlessly into their learning environments. What’s something about you that people may not know? I am an Eagle Scout. What are your hobbies? Cooking, volunteering, reading, movies, and U of M football. Quote: “Technology will never replace great teachers, but in the hands of great teachers, technology can be transformational.” — George Couros
ALT Spotlight on Bridget Holton Special Education Administrative Assistant 1 year at Wayne RESA Describe your job in two sentences: I work with our youngest and most special students and their families to bring them support and services. What are your hobbies? Reading, planning fun events, and anything Disney! What’s something about you that people may not know? This fall, I fulfilled a lifelong dream: going to my homeland of Ireland with all my kids and my 84-year-old dad! Quote: “I enjoy collaborating, finding joy working with great co-workers, making a difference with some very special students."
ALT Graphic: Thank you with photo collage of five pictures showcasing the WRESA Board of Education.
ALT An image of text that says:Join Our Team! Employment Opportunities The following postings are open until filled: •Junior Server/Network Analyst (Job ID: 28960)•Early Childhood Consultant (ECC) (Job ID: 28910)• Director of Special Education and Early Intervention Services (SEEIS) (Job ID: 28909)• Early Childhood Consultant (ECC) (Job ID: 28910) Wayne RESA is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to leadership through service and collaboration in teaching and learning for all.
ALT Bass drummers line up inside an auditorium at Wayne RESA.
ALT Drummers lined up performing at the Wayne RESA board meeting.
ALT The brass and woodwinds perform with an audience of seated spectators before them.
ALT Two students in Robichaud Marching Bulldogs shirts pose for a photo.
ALT Certificate of Thankful Teacher Award for Teacher Betty Millwood.
ALT Certificate of Thankful Teacher Award for Teachers Taylor Pritchett, Krisandra McKay, and Kamari Delfine.
ALT Certificate of Thankful Teacher Award for Teacher Jenn Poster.
ALT Certificate of Thankful Teacher Award for Teacher Ashley Collard.
ALT Certificate of Thankful Teacher Award for Teacher Terri Roberson.
ALT Spotlight on Quan Neloms Educational Services, Career Counselor 3 years at Wayne RESA Describe your job in two sentences: My role as a career counselor is to assist students in identifying their skills and interests, and to help them connect with experiences and opportunities, so they can make informed decisions about their post-secondary education and career paths. What are your hobbies? Working out, making music, creating jewelry, and exploring new cuisines. What’s something about you that people may not know? I am a children’s book author. In 2017, I self-published The Nugget Snack Shop: Learning How to Make Friends, and I co-authored Quantum and The Empath: Court of Confusion, which was published earlier this year.
ALT Save the Date: ROOTING ATTENDANCE GROWTH THROUGH A MULTI-TIERED APPROACH Chronic absenteeism impacts student success and community well-being, making it a critical area for intervention. Aligned with the MTSS framework, this two-part learning series explores holistic strategies to address absenteeism by identifying and addressing the root causes of student attendance challenges. Together, we'll explore effective, tiered strategies to improve attendance, with a particular focus on populations disproportionately impacted in Wayne County. Mark your calendars and join us to build meaningful solutions for lasting student success. This will be hosted as a series, the registration fee covers materials and lunch for both dates. 1/22/2025 and 3/4/2025 9:30 am - 3:00 pm Lunch Included Wayne RESA - ANNEX Rooms 1, 2 & 3 33500 Van Born Rd, Wayne, MI 48184
ALT A group of four educators sit in front of microphones in a studio to record a podcast.
ALT Wayne RESA science consultant Rich Bacolor and Wayne RESA literacy consultant Heather Palmer read the storybook at the ribbon cutting.
ALT The start of the Storybook Trail and the start of "Tidy,' this month's story.
ALT Ribbon cutting attendees walk along the Storybook Trail path towards one of the page displays.
ALT Officials representing the City of Wayne, Wayne RESA, and the Wayne Public Library cut the ribbon on the new storybook path at Attwood Park.
ALT Thankful Teacher flyer: Nominate an early childhood educator who goes above and beyond at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflHr6HayXWzOnuKhjG5pZbYuXmT_f-QA10Ybk-ckc2gX3VvA/viewform
ALT A list of employment opportunities. "The following postings are open until filled." Administrative Assistant (Reception/Event Services) - Job ID 28701 Career Technical/Adult Education Consultant - Job ID 28608 Special Education Consultant - Job ID 27869 Field Service Technician - Business Services - Job ID 27177 Wayne RESA is an equal opportunity employer.