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Alexis Stark

Alexis Stark
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Alexis Stark is a reporter covering Byron Center, Caledonia, Godfrey-Lee, Kenowa Hills and Thornapple Kellogg. She grew up in metro Detroit and her journalism journey brought her west to Grand Rapids via Michigan State University where she covered features and campus news for The State News. She also co-authored three 100-question guides to increase understanding and awareness of various human identities, through the MSU School of Journalism. Following graduation, she worked as a beat reporter for The Ann Arbor News, covering stories on education, community, prison arts and poetry, before finding her calling in education reporting and landing at SNN. Alexis is also the author of a poetry chapbook, “Learning to Sleep in the Middle of the Bed.”

Actors reflect on history’s lessons, speaking out

Byron Center High School’s theater club brings "Newsies" to the Van Singel Fine Arts Center stage, empowered by the show’s message of empowering youth to speak out against injustice. 

Chef to a US president says ‘curiosity, consistency’ key to success

Cliff Rome, the nationally acclaimed restaurant owner and personal and executive chef to President Barack Obama, visited three Kent County schools during Black History Month to discuss the transformative power of hospitality.

Pre-K open houses Feb. 26 & 27 

Caledonia Community Schools families are invited to attend ‘PreK – Here I Come!’ to learn more about the early learning opportunities offered next school year at all five elementary schools.

Middle school to host regional writing competition in March

Caledonia’s middle- and high-school creative writing teams will host JustWrite Michigan’s first regional tournament and junior high invitational at Duncan Lake Middle School in March.

Creating art meant to spark change

West Middle School art teacher Janine Campbell is challenging her students to create positive change through art, thanks to her term as Creative Visions ambassador.

Task forces focus on creative ways to encourage attendance

Lee Middle and High Schools’ attendance task force is taking truancy seriously and coming up with entertaining methods of encouraging all students to be at school and in class on time.

Looking for social connection? These students have ideas

Following their regional West Michigan Design Prize pitches, six middle and high school teams from Southwest Middle High School will move on to present their design project ideas to judges in February.
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