We had an amazing turnout for “Meals with Moms” at Brucker Preschool! 💙

It was wonderful seeing so many families come together to share smiles, conversations, and special moments with their children. We truly appreciate the continued support from our families and school community—it means so much to us!

#SaginawISD #OurStory

5 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
Brucker room 10
Brucker room 10
Brucker room 10
Brucker room 6
Brucker room 6
Brucker room 6
Brucker room 6
Brucker room 6

Last week, Brucker children and moms enjoyed “Meals with Mom!” 💙

Thank you to all of the moms who joined us and helped make the event so special and memorable!

#SaginawISD #OurStory

5 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
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Room 7

Congratulations to Brucker’s April Staff Shout Out winner, Kelly Bull! Kelly was nominated by her peer for always being helpful to everyone in the building! #SaginawISD #OurStory #Orange

5 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
Kelly Bull

Principal Stephanie Eickholt extended a Happy Teacher Appreciation Day to the wonderful teachers of Brucker Preschool! 🍎

The snack table was a small token of appreciation for all of their hard work and dedication to children and families. Thank you for being amazing each and every day!

#SaginawISD #OurStory

5 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
snack table
Today, we celebrate the mothers, grandmothers, caregivers, and mother figures who help shape the lives of children each and every day. Thank you for the love, encouragement, sacrifice, and support you provide to your families, schools, and communities. From all of us at Saginaw ISD, Happy Mother’s Day!
5 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
Mother’s Day
The Saginaw County Health Department, in partnership with Saginaw ISD, is excited to offer a free Parent & Caregiver Workshop Series throughout the month of May. These weekly sessions are open to all parents and caregivers looking to learn, connect, and grow together.

For more information, please contact the Jerome campus at 989.272.0900.

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
5 months ago, Corey Nichols
Workshop flyer with event information.

Brucker Principal Stephanie Eickholt would like to nominate Holly Murchison for an Orange Spot Nomination for working hard to earn her Child Development Associate (CDA) credential and becoming an Early Head Start Lead Teacher. Holly’s dedication to her professional growth and commitment to early childhood education continue to make a positive impact on her students and colleagues. Way to go, Holly! 🧡🐸 #SaginawISD #OurStory #OrangeSpot

6 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
Holly

Congratulations to Brucker’s March Staff Shout Out winner, Holly Murchison! Holly was nominated by her peers multiple times for earning her Infant-Toddler CDA and becoming an Early Head Start Lead Teacher 🎉👏 #SaginawISD #OurStory

6 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
Holly

Ms. Renatta and Ms. Naomi’s classroom at Brucker Head Start had a fun week learning how to care for the planet. The students became “planet protectors” as they picked up litter, planted seeds, and went on a nature scavenger hunt. They enjoyed the beautiful outdoors while celebrating Earth Day! 🌍💚 #SaginawISD #OurStory

6 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
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Planting
Brucker room 6
Excitement is building in Ms. Hewitt and Ms. Curtis’ classroom at Jerome STEM Campus as their caterpillars have formed chrysalides and are nearing the final stage of transformation! Students have been actively observing the life cycle in real time, discussing the impact butterflies have on nature and the ecosystem we call home.

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
6 months ago, Corey Nichols
chrysalides
Students checking on chrysalides.
Students checking on chrysalides.
Students checking on chrysalides.
The week of April 20-24 is National Home Visiting Week. Home Visitors see the good in people even when they can't see it in themselves. Sending gratitude and appreciation to our Early Head Start and Healthy Families America home visitors! #NationalHomeVistingWeek #HomeVisitingHeroes #SaginawISD #OurStory
6 months ago, Jennifer Dollhopf
EHS home visitors
Home Visitors
Healthy Families America staff

Last week, we rounded out Week of the Young Child with notes of love from families! Thank you to all of our Brucker families for sharing such wonderful words about their children.

#SaginawISD #OurStory #BruckerPreschool

6 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt
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Students exploring Jerome STEM Campus’ greenhouse had the exciting opportunity to harvest potatoes they planted back in January. This hands-on experience brought their learning full circle, as students planted, cared for, and ultimately harvested their crop.

Moments like these highlight the power of experiential learning and student engagement in real-world applications!

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
6 months ago, Corey Nichols
Students harvesting potatoes.
Students harvesting potatoes.
Students harvesting potatoes.
Students harvesting potatoes.
A special shoutout to Ms. Rabadue for going above and beyond to secure hands-on classroom materials through a Meemic Foundation grant, with support from the Keiven Trombley Agency, Inc. Her efforts are bringing exciting, engaging resources directly into the hands of students at Jerome STEM Campus.

Students are already enjoying the new materials and the enhanced learning opportunities they provide!

Thank you, Ms. Rabadue, and the Keiven Trombley Agency, Inc., for supporting our learners!

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
6 months ago, Corey Nichols
Ms. Rabadue accepting check from Meemic.
Ms. Rabadue displaying check from Meemic grant.
Hands-on learning was in full flow in Ms. Steckly’s classroom at Jerome STEM Campus as students explored fluid dynamics and discovered how water moves, reacts, and is absorbed in different environments. Each student engaged with their own materials to test predictions, spark curiosity, and deepen scientific thinking through inquiry-based learning.

What began as a structured exploration continued throughout the day as students extended their experiments, shared results, and engaged in meaningful academic conversations.

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
6 months ago, Corey Nichols
Student testing water absorption during small-group instruction.
Student testing water absorption during small-group instruction.
Student testing water absorption during small-group instruction.
Student testing water absorption during small-group instruction.
Student testing water absorption during small-group instruction.
Students in Ms. Rohde’s classroom at Jerome STEM Campus had an engaging virtual field experience with the National Head Start Association, exploring the Smithsonian’s National Zoo. Through interactive learning, students observed a variety of animals, asked thoughtful questions, and participated in movement-based activities like singing and dancing.

This unique opportunity supported student engagement, curiosity, and real-world connections through innovative, technology-driven learning.

Thank you to the National Head Start Association for providing such a memorable and enriching experience!

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
6 months ago, Corey Nichols
Smithsonian virtual fieldtrip.
Smithsonian virtual fieldtrip dance along.
Smithsonian virtual fieldtrip questions.
Students in Ms. Rohde’s classroom at Jerome STEM Campus had an incredible month of literacy-focused learning thanks to a wonderful group of guest readers. Through engaging books, hands-on activities, and meaningful discussions, students strengthened their reading skills and deepened their love for learning.

These experiences highlight the power of community partnerships and our commitment to student engagement and academic growth.

Thank you to our amazing guest readers:

Ms. Tonia Dalasinski-Vasquet
Ms. Jennifer Dollhopf
Ms. Meghan Shepard
Ms. Linda Edwards
Mr. Corey Nichols
Ms. Teri Maslowski
Ms. Emily Garlinghouse (not pictured)
Ms. Mindy Dole (not pictured)

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
6 months ago, Corey Nichols
Guest reader reading to students.
Guest reader reading to students.
Guest reader reading to students.
Guest reader reading to students.
Guest reader reading to students.
Guest reader reading to students.
Due to impassable road conditions, Saginaw ISD’s STEP Program and Preschool classrooms located at Merrill Community Schools are closed today, April 15, 2026. Please stay safe and use caution if you must travel.
6 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
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Are you searching for a high quality, nurturing, and innovative learning experience for your child ages 0–5? Look no further than Saginaw ISD Jerome STEM Campus!

Join us today, March 27, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM for a special Pop Up Enrollment Event at 1301 Division Street, Saginaw, MI 48602. This is your opportunity to enroll your child for the upcoming school year and become part of a vibrant, supportive school community dedicated to early childhood excellence.

While you are here, connect with our incredible team and community partners, including the Saginaw County Health Department and Great Lakes Bay Health Centers, who will be on site to support families and provide valuable resources.

Be sure to take a guided tour with our Principal and experience firsthand the engaging classrooms, hands on STEM learning, and the amazing growth our students have achieved this year. We are proud of the work happening at Jerome STEM Campus and we cannot wait to share it with you!

For more information, please contact our main office at 989 272 0900.

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
7 months ago, Corey Nichols
Jerome STEM Campus enrollment popup.
Health Department visiting Jerome.
Great Lakes Bay Health Centers visiting Jerome.
Just look at these smiles! Students at Jerome STEM Campus explored the connections we all share during a hands-on science activity with Principal Corey Nichols.

Today, students from Ms. Hewitt and Ms. Curtis’ classroom participated in an interactive project that demonstrated the flow of energy. By holding hands to complete a circuit using a special device that lit up and made a sound, students became part of a closed loop system. Breaking the circle showed how energy flow can be interrupted, similar to a light switch, helping students understand abstract scientific concepts through experiential learning.

These engaging, hands-on activities help students build critical thinking, collaboration skills, and a deeper understanding of scientific principles, all while having fun!

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
7 months ago, Corey Nichols
Students holding hands to show how a circuit allows the flow of energy to pass.
Students holding hands to show how a circuit allows the flow of energy to pass.
Students holding device that shows electricity passing.