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For the second year, two Eaton RESA Career Preparation Center (CPC) students were the recipients of the $5,000 Dreams Take Flight Scholarship courtesy of MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU).
EAST LANSING, Mich. — MSU Federal Credit Union (MSUFCU) is excited to announce the first recipients of its Dreams Take Flight scholarship to help make flight time more accessible and affordable to area high school juniors and seniors interested in an aviation career.
Dear Eaton County voters,
In last night’s election, the voters supported the Eaton RESA special education millage which will benefit all students, in all school districts, across our area.
Eaton RESA will be closed today due to weather conditions. The Aviation Career Institute Open House planned for this evening at the Capital Region International Airport will continue as planned at 4:30pm.
Charlotte, MI – Working to improve targeted support for all students, educators from the Eaton Regional Education Service Agency (RESA), local school districts, and public school academies gathered to collaborate, assess, and align teaching and learning around the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS).
Eaton RESA Partners with Lansing Schools and Ingham Health Department to Help Teen Parents
Eaton RESA’s Prevention Program Services partners with the Lansing School District and the Ingham County Health Department beginning in January 2014.
Eaton RESA’s Prevention Program Services partners with the Lansing School District and the Ingham County Health Department beginning in January 2014. This collaboration was awarded the Michigan Adolescent Pregnancy and Parenting Program (MI-APPP) Grant. This is a four year grant which is funded through the Michigan Department of Community Health. The goal of the grant is to improve the educational, health, and social outcomes for pregnant and parenting teens, males and females, ages 15 through 19, in the City of Lansing.
The MI-APPP Grant will fund the Adolescent Family Life Program-Positive Youth Development, an evidence-informed strength-based case management program designed for pregnant and parenting teens. This program will work with Lansing School District school counselors and homebound teachers, as well as the Ingham County Health Department School-Based Health Centers, home visiting support services, Women's Health Center, and other community resources to create a system of care for pregnant and parenting teen students. An integrated system of care will improve educational, health, and social outcomes for existing pregnant and parenting teens and will also work at reducing repeat teen pregnancies.
Anyone interested in more information, please contact Sara Lurie, Prevention Supervisor, at 517.541.8711 or slurie@eatonresa.org.