A screen shot of the REMC1 december newsletter found here https://app.smore.com/n/n8rb7
Graphic for REMC Association of Michigan and MACUL showing ‘Award Application Steps.’ Below the heading are three numbered boxes. Step 1: Become a Member – explains that nominees must be MACUL members and includes a ‘Join for Free’ button. Step 2: Guidelines & Worksheet – instructs users to review the 2025–26 MACUL Awards guidelines and includes buttons for ‘Nomination Worksheet’ and ‘Guidelines.’ Step 3: Nominate for an Award – notes that applications are due January 6, 2026, at 5:00 PM ET with an ‘Apply Today’ button. At the top center, there is a circular photo of two people working together on a hands-on STEM activity with gears and tools.
 Photos from the Student Technology Showcase at the Michigan State Capitol feature an award presentation, a large check presentation, and students demonstrating their technology projects. In the first image, two men stand in front of an AT&T and MACUL backdrop as one receives a plaque. In the second, a man and woman hold an oversized check awarded to MACUL. The third image shows students and adults gathered around a table display featuring digital and hands-on projects created by Manchester Schools.
Promotional graphic titled “The AI Collective for Educators” from Kent ISD. A teacher stands between two students using laptops in a classroom, pointing at a screen. Text reads: “Designed with teachers and school leaders in mind… built to help you harness AI in ways that are practical, ethical, and impactful,” with bullets: “Explore strategies that enhance instruction,” “Access tools that empower informed decisions,” and “Implement systems that increase efficiency,” followed by “Increase your efficiency. Enhance your impact. Empower your students.
Promotional graphic with a teal-to-green background and a simple dark green outline of a Christmas tree. Text reads “1st Place Podcast Challenge Winner” and “The History of Christmas.” A large QR code appears on the left above the caption “Take a listen to our student winner!” with a blue-and-gold vintage microphone on the right.
Promotional graphic for “Promoting STEM Through Literature” from the REMC Association of Michigan. The top half shows an adult and a child closely examining a small STEM project together. Three book covers are displayed at the bottom left: The Unstoppable Garrett Morgan, Whirligigs, and On the Corner of Chocolate Avenue. Text on the right reads, “Promoting STEM Through Literature. Use literature to get students excited about STEM! Scan here to view resources,” next to a QR code and the URL remc.org/pstl. The bottom section includes the REMC logo, the Michigan state outline, and text that encourages registration for the January 29th virtual session.
photos of educators standing indoors, each smiling and holding a bag filled with art supplies they won as part of the MAEA Drawing contest.
An image of REMC association of Michigan's logo with lego bricks and Lego For Education logo. Lego & 3p Logo, MIstem Network logo, Northwest Educational Services logo and Char-Em logo
Green and brown graphic for the REMC Association of Michigan at the MASL 2025 conference. Top text reads ‘COME SEE US!’ above the REMC logo on a leafy tree background. Large text across the middle says ‘WE WILL BE IN BOOTH 19.’ Bottom row shows the MASL logo and event details.
 Blue graphic with a digital globe made of network lines and data points. Large white text reads ‘Student Data Privacy Consortium.’ Smaller text says ‘Interested districts can join now!’ The REMC Association of Michigan logo appears at the bottom.
Square graphic with a border of red and green watercolor dots. At the top, large text reads 'December Courses.' Below it, a red banner says 'Registration ends December 3.' The REMC Association of Michigan logo appears in the upper right corner. A list of eight courses follows, each preceded by a small arrow: Amplifying Student Voice; Creating Digital Breakouts for the Classroom; Developing Student Media Literacy; Digital Citizenship – Practical Implementation; Enhancing Instruction for All Learners; Increasing Efficiency and Productivity; OER to Support Personalized Learning. At the bottom, text reads 'Courses begin December 8' with two small green snowflake illustrations nearby.
Graphic for the REMC Association of Michigan advertising a webinar titled “What’s Your Info Worth? Keeping Student and Personal Data Secure.” The text notes that the course starts December 2nd and that registration ends tomorrow. The lower portion shows a blue line-art illustration of a person touching a fingerprint scanner on a large screen with an unlocked padlock icon, gears, a chat bubble, a document, and an envelope surrounding the scene.
Graphic promoting a cybersecurity webinar series for K–12 education. The background shows a person in a suit holding out their hands, with a glowing digital padlock icon hovering above them to represent data protection. Text on the left reads “Cybersecurity & K-12 Education: Webinars to Strengthen Your School’s Defense.” Additional text at the bottom says “Register now – Starts the first week in December!” The REMC Association of Michigan logo appears in the top left corner.
An image of the top half of the remc1 newsletter for november 2025 https://app.smore.com/n/2fwdr-november-2025?ref=email
A photo of SHAPE Conference drawing winner holding their prize. Kyle Wright from Van Buren Public Schools, in a conference setting.
Event welcome sign on an easel that reads “PLEASE CHECK IN” under a colorful linked chain graphic. On the left is a headshot of speaker Robert Barnett. On the right the text reads “ROBERT BARNETT – Build Stronger Relationships by Meeting Every Learner’s Needs. The Char-Em logo is at the bottom.
Graphic announcing the 2026 Frank Miracola 21st Century Educational Excellence Award. The design features a gold circular emblem with laurel leaves, three gold stars at the top, and a black background with light reflections. Text reads: “2026 Frank Miracola 21st Century Educational Excellence Award. Nominations are open Nov 10th–Dec 1st. To apply or nominate, visit here: https://bit.ly/remcaward26
Graphic with the REMC SAVE logo and text that reads: “Did you know?"  The background is green with a large white speech bubble in the center.
Bar chart showing REMC SAVE’s annual savings in millions from 1990 through 2024, increasing over time with totals reaching up to $156 million in peak years. Text above reads, “REMC SAVE has helped Michigan schools save more than $1.7 billion since 1990 through cooperative purchasing on furniture, supplies, technology, and other essential resources. Start saving with REMC SAVE today.” The REMC SAVE logo appears at the top.
Alt Text: Award Nominations Now Open. Gold ribbon badge reads ‘Apply Today!’ Bottom features MACUL 50 Years seal and the tagline ‘Celebrating Our Past, Innovating Our Future,’ over a pattern of Michigan silhouettes with multicolor stripes and a black background.