Welcome to Eaton RESA

NOTICE: A public meeting of the Eaton Regional Education Service Agency Board of Education will be held on October 15, 2025 at Eaton RESA, 1790 Packard Hwy Charlotte at 6p.m. at which the Board will consider a petition to transfer a parcel of property at 7000 Johnson Road, Potterville, Parcel No. 070-002-300-100-00, more specifically described as E ½ of S 330 ft. of W½ of SW ¼, Sec. 2, T3N, R4W, Benton Twsp 1988, from Charlotte Public Schools to Potterville Public Schools pursuant to sections 951 to 976 of the Michigan Revised School Code, MCL 380.951 et seq.

The Capital Region Learning Group (CRLG) recently held its annual in-person meeting, hosted by Eaton RESA. Unlike the typical virtual gatherings, this event gave members a chance to connect face-to-face in a mini-expo format.

Instead of sitting behind screens, participants walked around, visited “vendor tables,” picked up materials, and held one-on-one conversations tailored to their organization’s needs. The event created opportunities to share resources, spark new ideas, and strengthen partnerships that benefit learners and families across the region.

The IGNITE Teacher Network welcomed new and early career teachers from Eaton Rapids, Potterville, Charlotte and Grand Ledge to Eaton RESA on Friday, August 8. The session, “Ready, Set, Teach: Tips, tricks, and peace of mind that you are NOT the only one with first day jitters!”, gave teachers the chance to network, learn and share ideas for starting the school year strong. Eaton RESA supports educators in local districts by providing professional development, training and support opportunities. Learn more about upcoming training and events on the Professional Development website. 

This summer, Eaton RESA hosted a four-day aviation camp at Capital Region International Airport that gave students in grades six through eight an unforgettable, sky-high experience!

From the very first day, students dove into the world of aviation, mastering the phonetic alphabet, learning how weather shapes flight, exploring the layers of the atmosphere and experimenting with aerodynamics using a wind tunnel. They tested their piloting skills on Redbird Flight Simulators, flew drones and discovered how medical factors affect flight crews.