Lake Michigan Academy

Newaygo County RESA, located in Fremont, Michigan, has been serving the education community for 75 years, encompassing six districts and 25 schools with a student population of 8,120 and a dedicated staff of 261. The organization is committed to creating a respectful and inclusive learning environment, free from discrimination and harassment. Highlighting its commitment to educational excellence, Newaygo County RESA recognizes outstanding achievements among its students and staff, such as the success of its IT teacher Jason Baldus and his students in the Governor's High School Cyber Challenge. The organization also focuses on early childhood education, with caring educators like Tessa Horski enhancing learning experiences for preschool-aged children. Generated from the website

Doris Klaussen Developmental Center provides special education and is operated by the Calhoun Intermediate School District. Its educational services are for students with moderate to severe physical or mental impairments. The center provides classrooms for people: who have moderate and severe cognitive impairments; are severely multiply impaired; have affected by early childhood developmental delays; day treatments for students with severe emotional impairments; and offers a prevocational training program for adult students. It also offers various other programs, such as autism and physical education. The center additionally offers occupational therapy, pre-adult training programs and speech therapies. Its curriculum includes personal care, independent living, communication, leisure and recreation, cognitive, prevocational and vocational training, social and emotional development and motor skills. The center is located in Battle Creek, Mich.

Integrity Educational Services (IES) is an educational services provider in Grand Rapids, MI, dedicated to supporting students at Hope Academy of West Michigan and Lighthouse Academy. With a commitment to student growth and achievement, IES emphasizes core values such as respect, inclusiveness, integrity, and collaboration to foster a positive learning environment. IES serves at-risk teens, including those who are expelled, court-involved, or have special education needs, offering them a beacon of hope in their educational journey. By providing alternative educational options, IES aims to empower students and their families to achieve academic success and overcome challenges. Generated from the website