Waldron Learning Center

Right: Kristi Ritter and Miguel Flores enjoy the day.

The Waldron Learning Center opened in 1978, and was named after Marjorie Waldron, a local resident, who had a great love for special education students.

The school provides educational services for students with moderate to severe impairments and is operated by the Branch Intermediate School District.

In addition to the classrooms, the Waldron Center has a conference room, gymnasium with locker rooms, computer lab, cafeteria, and a designated outside play area. Swimming facilities are also available to our students at the Coldwater Aquatic Center within walking distance of our facility.

The building is WiFi accessible and equipped with security cameras, secured entrance, and a 911 emergency ID phone system.

The Waldron Center has been identified as a MI HeartSafe school. Members of this school know how to recognize the signs of a sudden cardiac arrest and have met the following requirements: written cardiac emergency plan; cardiac emergency response team and trained at least 10% of staff in CPR/AED; have accessible AEDs with identifying locations; and performs one cardiac drill per year.

A Night To Shine was a night to remember!

Thanks to the work of many volunteers and coordinators our students past and present had the opportunity to meet up with old friends and fellow peers for a dance at A Night To Shine on Friday, February 10th. Many of our faculty even volunteered and were able to capture the event! For a lot…

MARSP selects a mini-grant recipient in the BISD Special Education Department

Jana Alexander and Tom Greenburg Branch County’s 250-member Michigan Association of Retired School Personnel accepted applications for their mini-grant program in October of 2022. On Tuesday, January 17, 2023, MARSP member Tom Greenburg came to the Waldron Center to award School Social Worker Jana Alexander one of their mini-grants! Jana applied for $150…