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Community Education
Department of the Saginaw Public Schools |
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The Parent
Resource Center (989) 399-6902 |
Parent Resource Center - Making a Difference The Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act supports programs that foster a safe and drug-free learning
environment. Authorize activities
include: ·
Prevention programs
(alcohol, tobacco, drug, violence, suicide, and conflict resolution) ·
Professional development
and training ·
Community service ·
Character education
programs ·
Family involvement
activities ·
Counseling ·
Mentoring
Our
Mission is to improve student academic achievement by facilitating the
delivery of health, wellness, and educational services to the children,
families, and staff in the School District of the City of Saginaw. |
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Homebound and Hospitalized Service is a self-study program
designed to help pupils, who are unable to attend school due to a medical
condition. The homebound teacher
carries the curriculum from school to home or treatment facility to enable
pupils to continue with their studies.
These services are designed to help the classroom teacher(s)
communicate with the pupil while away from school. |
Health Services collaborates with community agencies and schools to support the health care
of our students, which include: ·
Coordinate
with Public Health Dept. ·
Nursing
services ·
Medication
Administration ·
Individual
Assessment, Education, and Management plans ·
Communicable
Disease Prevention ·
Wellness
centers |
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© 2010 Saginaw Public Schools'
Community Education Department 1505 Ottawa Blvd, Saginaw, MI
48602 989-399-6902 / 989-399-6905
facsimile Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. |
For more information, contact: 989-399-6902 |
Last Updated 11.1.2010