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School News Network reports on the 20 public school districts in Kent ISD, which enroll more than 102,000 students. Founded in 2013 as an initiative of Kent ISD, we are supported by local districts and community sponsors, and powered by an experienced team of reporters, editors and multimedia journalists. We specialize in covering classroom teaching and learning, analyzing the many issues facing students and highlighting the education magic that happens each day in our public schools.

On a quest to college and career — senior is up for the challenge

He’s a man of many passions — including leadership

‘I realized I was ready’ for state leadership role, senior says

This grad went from the youngest in the room to leading the conversation

Gaining hands-on automotive experience, certifications

Arts Council elimination could negatively impact schools

Middle-schoolers use math to make a menagerie

Turning bilingual skills into career opportunities

With alum’s creative engineering, fifth-grader makes music dreams a reality

Feeling good to help others feel good

Grant makes beautiful music therapy possible

Program uses stories to build literacy, connection

Yearly Archives: 2025

Forest Hills voters to decide May 6 on non-homestead millage

Students showcase talent & skill during ‘Musical Madness’

‘I’m going to wave my flag’: Parade honors students from many nations

What is the non-homestead tax, and who pays it?

Elementary students join kindness movement

If their teacher can be an author, so can they

Opening career pathways through work-based learning

Potato project loaded with character

Discovering the ‘transformational’ power of HBCUs

What’s a transient luminous event? Student meteorologist explains

Middle-schoolers research, present business showcase

May 6 ballot proposal asks voters to renew non-homestead operating millage

Business, college and K-12 leaders come together to boost student literacy

Civil rights activist visits high school

More meals, more options make for busy days for this lunch crew

Level playing field offers connection for students of all abilities

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