A Bay-Arenac ISD Program serving Pre-Primary and High School/Young Adult students with Moderate and Severe Disabilities

Bay-Arenac ISD Living and Learning Center- Arenac Campus Special Education programs are designed to strengthen the educational, social, personal, and daily life skills of students with moderate and severe multiple impairments.

The goal at Bay-Arenac ISD Living and Learning Center - Arenac Campus is for our students to become participating members of their community to the best of their abilities. To reach this goal our students work toward transition by following a curriculum that includes functional academics, leisure recreation, independent living, and community-based experiences.

This curriculum is structured to address each student's developmental level. All students work toward individual educational plan (IEP). Parents and guardians are considered essential participants in their student's education.

Students are expected to:
Follow social rules
Listen and attend to classroom activities
Respect one another
Become as independent as possible

Bay-Arenac ISD Living and Learning Center- Arenac Campus was established in 2000. This setting provides our students with a safe and healthy environment.

This Facility has:
A student kitchen and laundry centers
A computer lab
The Garden of Hope
Mobility training
Collaboration and involvement with community partners
Qualified teachers and support staff to serve students in :

Infant, toddler and parent programs
Early childhood development class
Transitioning into young adulthood.