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This third-grader’s writing is tops with readers

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Districts request more time to spend federal funds

Extending the deadline would allow more time for the job market to open up, and for districts to pump resources into educator pipeline development, said one superintendent...

Byron Center

Sub’s video book teasers get high marks from viewers

Phil Blum’s video series helps introduce Nickels Elementary students to new books and a love for reading...

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Making hydro-gels? Learning Math Magic? Touring a college? There are countless learning opportunities and career pathways in STEM, and fifth-graders from Bowen, Townline and Southwood Elementary schools experienced them in a hands-on way by working with experts at Davenport University...

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Forest Hills

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Robotics students provide smooth bike rides for refugees and youth in need

Grandville

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Swimming laps & closing gaps

The Aquatics Center is home to the Falcons’ middle and high school swimming, diving and water polo teams, and to a community swim team. And all fifth-graders attend a water-safety program...

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Caledonia

What’s your opinion? Students write about belonging

Godfrey-Lee

‘Not an ordinary man’: Students march in honor of Cesar Chavez

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Becoming Knights who know nutrition

Kenowa Hills

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Forest Hills

Environmental educator on a quest to make learning more meaningful — and fun

Central Woodlands’ sixth-grade teacher Patty Tolly knew mid-career that ‘there had to be better ways than traditional methods to help students learn.’ Her quest to find those methods continues today...

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