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Career Center greenhouses opening to public for annual sale
The Jackson Area Career Center is opening its greenhouses to the public for the 12th annual Agriscience/FFA Plant Sale on May 6 - May 8.
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JCISD bus drivers run normal routes to show students how much they're missed
The wheels on the bus haven’t been going ‘round and round’ lately, but that’s changing this week for Jackson County Intermediate School District school bus drivers.
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Jackson County ISD donates sensory bags to Jackson Police Department
The "Bubby's Backpacks" will help provide comfort and establish communication when officers come into contact with a non-verbal child or a child with autism.
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Hundreds of Jackson community leaders, students gather to celebrate MLK’s dream
A community breakfast to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and what he stood for turned out to be the biggest in its history.
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Art assignment leads to prize, peer recognition for student with autism
What started out as an assignment to keep students busy while the teacher gets ready for class, turned into an impressive piece of art for a Parkside 8th grader with autism.
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Jackson Area Career Center instructor, former students honored by the Jackson Area Manufacturers Association
Manufacturing companies looking for skilled workers can be sure the best of the best get their start at the Jackson Area Career Center.
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Michigan sees dramatic growth in Early College participation, success
Early/Middle College student enrollment in Michigan has risen from 6,485 students in the 2014-2015 school year to 13,065 students in the 2018-2019 school year. Students have earned an average of 40 college credits through their programs.
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Students with disabilities will benefit from basketball tournament proceeds
Organizers of the Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament presented a check for more than $2,500 to the Lyle Torrant Center Friday afternoon..
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Michigan makes gains in national rankings on reading test
Michigan continues to climb in the national rankings of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) reading test. It marks the second straight two-year testing cycle in which the state has gained in the national rankings.
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Jackson County ISD employees recognized for dedication to values
Each year, we honor 8 people who are nominated by their peers for their dedication to our values: Instruction, Leadership, Service & Community.
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Jackson County ISD awarded $500,000 behavioral health grant to create a system of care, intervention for students
Young children and families will benefit from a $500,000 grant awarded to the JCISD by the Michigan Health Endowment Fund.
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Career Center students win more awards than ever before at Jackson County Fair
The AgriScience/FFA students at the Jackson Area Career Center will have a lot to brag about when school starts next week.
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Students honored for completing JAC3 Early/Middle College program
Four Jackson County students will be leaving high school with more than just a diploma this year.
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Hot week at Summer Space Camp wraps up with family picnic in cool cafeteria
Dozens of students and their loved ones enjoyed a summer barbecue in the Torrant Cafeteria after Mother Nature cut Camp Week short.
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Students wander through 'Wonderland' during Torrant Art Festival
Students from the Lyle Torrant Center got a chance to see what it was like when Alice fell down the rabbit hole during the school's annual Art Festival..
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Summer coding camp immerses students, teachers in technology-based projects
Nearly three dozen students and teachers from around Jackson and Hillsdale counties will start the new school year with a unique skill: coding.
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Hundreds gather to celebrate milestone for special needs students
Another group of young adults with special needs are marking a huge milestone in their lives.
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Incumbents retain seats in 2019 JCISD Board of Education Biennial Election
Vice President Douglas Schedeler was elected to 4-year term, while Secretary Robert Inman and Trustee Erin Slater both won 6-year terms.
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First class of interns graduate from new workplace preparation program
Seven young adults from the Kit Young Center became the first graduates of a new program that is helping people with disabilities get real work experience.
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Dozens of Career Center students recognized in first-ever Signing Day
Career Center students who have a plan to further their career goals – whether that is enlisting in the military, entering the workforce, working and continuing their technical training or attending college – were recognized.
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