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Superior Employment Services (SES) is a trusted substitute teacher staffing partner serving K–12 schools across Michigan.
Since 2013, we’ve helped school districts maintain classroom continuity by providing reliable, qualified substitute teachers especially during the most challenging early-morning and last-minute absences.
We don’t operate like a call center or rely solely on automated systems.
We work early, respond quickly, and stay accountable so schools can start their day with confidence.

SES provides fully managed substitute teacher staffing services, including:
Our services are customized to each district’s needs because no two schools operate the same way..

SES was built by professionals with over 20 years of combined experience in education, including classroom teaching, school administration, and executive leadership.
We understand school culture because we’ve worked inside it. That experience shapes how we support districts, respond to challenges, and deliver dependable staffing solutions every day.

Managing substitute coverage internally takes time, energy, and constant oversight. SES handles the details so schools can focus on education...not logistics.
With SES, schools gain:
- Dependable classroom coverage
- Reduced administrative workload
- Consistent staffing support
- A dedicated partner...not just a vendor

Our mission is simple:
To support Michigan schools with dependable substitute staffing that protects learning, consistency, and school culture.
We listen. We respond. And when improvements are needed, we address them immediately for schools and substitutes alike.

SES is committed to:
Delivering staffing solutions with care, integrity, and accountability

Michigan schools partner with SES because we understand the real challenges administrators face.
We focus on building long-term partnerships, not just filling vacancies. When substitutes feel supported and prepared, they return and students benefit from stability and uninterrupted learning.