2015 Annual Dinner
Take a look at these photos from the Annual Dinner. We hope you can come to the 2016 Celebration of Education dinner!
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“We have a new student at our school. In her second week here she had gotten into trouble at lunch, which had prompted our vice principal to make a phone call home. Her mother expressed how much she wanted her daughter to meet with someone at the school for extra support. She immediately began working…
2018 Annual Dinner
On November 8, 2018, local leaders gathered together to celebrate the recent successes of CIS Wayne County and to consider how we might work to make Wayne County an even better place for students to learn and grow. Thanks to all who attended!
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2019 Annual Dinner
Thanks to all who attended CIS’ 2019 Annual Dinner! The event was an overwhelming success as citizens from all over Wayne County joined together to rally behind a cause that matters – helping local students succeed.