Services Report 2025-26
Wayne RESA is proud to offer our constituents a wide variety of services that benefit our students, teachers, administrators, bus drivers, families, local businesses, and community organizations.
Our annual services report allows us to share some significant highlights of our initiatives from throughout the school year. To learn more about our initiatives, programs, and services in Wayne County, visit our About Us page.
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Local Districts/Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) and Public School Academies (PSAs) Wayne County, Michigan: By the Numbers
Updated 07/2026
Mathematics
55
Educators engaged in the Elementary Mathematics Leaders Network
35
Educators engaged in the Secondary Mathematics Leaders Network
33
Early Mathematics Coaches on Special Assignment representing
41
Mathematics Coaches engaging in the Wayne County Coaching Network
Instructional Technology
12
Educators engaged in the Instructional Technology Leaders Network
18
Educators engaged in the Virtual Academy Leaders Network
224
Educators engaged in the WRESA Maker Network
11
District educational leaders providing guidance and input for the AI Exploratory Committee
Science
28
Provided Science Leaders Learning Network to districts and PSAs
Library / Media
18
Educators engaged in the Library Media Leaders Network
Social Studies
0
Provided Social Studies Leaders Learning Network to districts and PSAs
Safe & Healthy Schools
223
Educators trained in Transforming Research into Action to Improve the Lives of Students (TRAILS) programming
61
Educators trained in Michigan Model for Health Social and Emotional Learning Modules
249
Educators and parents trained in Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention program
287
Educators trained in Comprehensive School Threat Assessment Guidelines (CSTAG) Levels 1 and 2
55
Wayne RESA workshops approved for Social Work Continuing Education Credits (SWCECs)
20
LEAs and PSAs benefitting from School Nurse Consulting Services from our 3 School Outreach Nurses
2,545
Student care coordination interactions delivered by our 3 School Outreach Nurses
24
LEAs and PSAs benefitting from 31n(6) and Wayne County Executive Office funding to provide new or expanded mental health supports and services to general education students with mild to moderate mental health needs.
