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COOR Intermediate School District
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING
On Proposed Anti-bullying Policy
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Wednesday, August 12, 2020 at 6:00 p.m., the C.O.O.R. ISD Board of Education will hold a public hearing to consider updates and seeking input to our anti-bullying policy #5207. The public may submit comments by 5:30 PM that day, either online at bit.ly/COORpublic-comment or as a voicemail at (989)275-9575. Please record your name along with your comment. The Anti-bullying Policy is available for public inspection by calling (989)275-9538 or emailing info@coorisd.net. The meeting will be streamed live on the right side of our homepage or at our Facebook page. This notice is given by order of the Board of Education. Nancy Persing, Secretary
COVID Preparedness and Response Plan
The COOR ISD Board of Education approved our Preparedness and Response Plan on June 24th. You can read it on our COVID-19 Resources page.
Board of Education Meeting
We will hold our regular Board of Education meeting on the second Wednesday of the month as a virtual meeting, which will be streamed on our facebook page. Our next meeting will be Wednesday, August 12th at 6:00 PM. See our Board of Education Page for the agenda when it is posted.
Thank you for approving our millage restoration ballot proposals!
On March 10, 2020, voters in our 51 precincts approved both ballot proposals to restore tax rates which had been reduced per the Headlee Amendment. The special education millage rate has been restored to 0.75 mills and the general operating millage rate has been restored to 0.3 mills. We appreciate the efforts of our local municipalities in making the election go smoothly and we appreciate the community members who voted to support our organization.
Child care survey - Help Me Grow
The State of Michigan has issued an Executive Order to provide child care for children aged birth to age 12 for Essential Workers in our communities in order to support essential services in response to COVID-19. "Help Me Grow" is serving as a common intake point for this effort for Essential Workers that are in need of child care during this time.
Essential Workers:
Essential workers are listed as health care workers, home health workers, direct care workers, emergency medical service providers, law enforcement personnel, sanitation workers, child care workers, personnel providing correctional services, postal workers, public health workers, key government employees, court personnel, and others providing critical infrastructure to Michiganders
Please fill out this intake at www.helpmegrow-mi.org/essential as soon as possible. Please complete the intake if you are unsure if you fall under "Essential Worker". Once your intake has been completed your information will be routed to someone in your community who can help you find care.
Additional information for parents:
To ensure essential child care services are safe, all disaster relief child care centers authorized under the order must perform a health evaluation of all individual who enters the facility each time they enter, and they must deny entry to those individuals who do not meet the evaluation criteria. Additionally, all child care providers must continue following the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines to prevent the spread of the virus.
Social Media Account
Please like our Facebook page to see pictures of students from the COOR Educational Center and Career Tech as well as parent tips and other news related to our services. We are excited to share more information with the community. Please like, comment, and share the posts to help us tell our district's story!
About the ISD
COOR Intermediate School District acts as a link between the Michigan Department of Education and local school districts. The ISD provides Special Education, Career and Technical Education, Early Childhood, and General Education programs and services. This four-county area comprises the second-largest region serviced by any ISD in the state (square miles) and the local districts enroll about 7,500 students.
COOR ISD is located in picturesque northern Michigan, a region known for its natural beauty, teeming with lakes and rivers and vast tracts of forests. The area is renowned for outdoor opportunities including numerous ski resorts, world-class golf courses, wildlife viewing, hiking, hunting, and fishing.
Career Tech
Our Career & Technical Education program has been revamped for the 2019-2020 school year. Classes are offered five days per week at your local district and other districts within the ISD. The Vocational Early Middle College options will continue to allow high school students to earn college credit in Welding, Automotive, or Criminal Justice.
Title IX Complaints
Title IX Complaints should be addressed to your supervisor or the Title IX Coordinator, Superintendent Shawn Petri. Staff contact information
211 Northeast Michigan offers confidential help in our area for a variety of needs.
COOR ISD News
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MDE Grant funded programs:
Mission Statement
COOR ISD provides programs and services with our partners to support the current and emerging teaching and learning needs of our schools and communities.
Vision Statement
The Vision of the COOR ISD is to be the leader for excellence in the continuum of services supporting programs within the schools and communities we serve.
Strategic Planning
The Board of Education adopted a new mission and vision statements created at the planning session in January 2018. The Administration team is detailing action steps to implement each of the goal statements identified by the group of stakeholders.
Goal Statements
Academic/Programs
Enhance programs and services that directly improve achievement in all areas.
Communications/Community Engagement
Develop and implement a communication plan that engages and encompasses all external stakeholders
Learning Environment/Culture
Improve relationships with community partners.
Personnel/Leadership
Develop and implement a recruitment and retention plan for all staff.
Operations/Finance
Develop and implement a prioritized resource plan to expand programs and services.
Constituent Districts
COOR ISD includes the counties of Crawford, Oscoda, Ogemaw and Roscommon, an area covering 2400 square miles. Within this area, COOR serves six local public school districts and two Public School Academies (see "District Map" to the right):
Crawford-AuSable Schools
Mio AuSable Schools
Fairview Area Schools
Houghton Lake Community Schools
Roscommon Area Public Schools
West Branch-Rose City Schools
Charlton Heston Academy
Alternative Educational Academy of Ogemaw County
The ISD collects and monitors data that is required by the Michigan Department of Education and works with local districts to ensure that the type and nature of services needed within our area are properly represented at the state level.
The services that the ISD provides allow local school districts regardless of size to have access to quality personnel, services and programs that they could not afford individually. This prevents unnecessary duplication and better use of state and local money through the sharing of resources.
Public Notices for Public Meetings are listed on the Board of Education page.
ISD - Common Calendars are listed on the Board of Education page.
Accessibility:
The COOR Intermediate School District makes every effort to provide a high quality website with information and links that facilitate the accomplishment of our educational mission. COOR ISD Accessibility Policy While we make every effort to ensure accessibility prior to publishing third-party content, due to the unpredictable nature of the Internet, the accessibility of this content may change. If you have difficulty accessing content, please contact our Accessibility Coordinator at accessibility@coorisd.net.
Non-Discrimination
The COOR Intermediate School District gives notice that it does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, height, weight, political belief, religious belief, marital status, or disability in the education programs and activities operated by the District, including employment. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Shawn Petri, Superintendent, 11051 N Cut Rd, PO Box 827, Roscommon MI 48653, (989) 275-9555.