I take photos, when the situation calls. I’ve included a few photos from recent events below, alongside a little context for all my readers who need a little more than a pretty picture to look at.
The Next Step Transition Program empowers disabled young adults ages 18 to 26. Through a blend of classroom learning and hands-on experience, students build the skills they need for independence, employment, and community involvement.
Students are seen here planting flowers in downtown Port Huron with Port Huron Mayor Anita Ashford (pictured bottom right).
Next Step Transition Program Flower Planting
Woodland Developmental Center focuses on students with significant disabilities,
Every autumn, Woodland Developmental Center partners with Ginn Farms, a family-owned local farm,
Woodland Developmental Center’s Fall Harvest Sale
For the first time in five years, St. Clair County RESA offered Summer Camps for students in grades 2 through 10. The camps offered ranged in topic from cookie baking, creative writing, and introductory engineering to metal machining, programing, and construction.