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A national professional learning provider is offering educators the opportunity to participate in a one-year Equity in Literacy Fellowship...

Students say both safety legislation and improved mental-health services are needed to stem the tide of mass school shootings. Adults need to listen and take action...

Whether rethinking older classrooms or building newer ones, teaching spaces can be optimized for learning outcomes that last...

The event, organized by students and showcasing resources for people of all ages who have hearing challenges, is open to everyone...

A recent national news story about exploitation of children in West Michigan workplaces prompts new legislation and emphasizes the importance of school-issued work permits in ensuring student safety and well-being...

In this final installment of our student roundtable, the high school panelists share what they enjoy about school, and what makes them feel connected...

Students have the opportunity to keep their grasp on math and reading this summer thorough nine-week program...

Students, educators and community leaders honored those killed in school shootings at the “Remember Their Names” memorial event...

Our student panelists talk about the toll school shootings take on their sense of safety, and what needs to be done to curb the plague of gun violence in schools...

Our student panelists say TikTok, Instagram and other social media are breeding insecurity and rewiring their brains in unhealthy ways...

Our student panelists unload about the pressures of high school life, getting those good grades and living up to their families’ expectations...

High school panelists share what they think are the strengths of and challenges to finding support...

What’s life like for a high school student in 2023? In a six-part series, 10 students from all corners of Kent County talk about their pressures, stressors and happy places...

An aquarium filled with sand and grass becomes a coastal dune ecosystem. Another holds all the elements of a deciduous forest, pieced together by fourth and fifth grade researchers enrolled in Van Andel Institute for Education’s After School cohort. Our School News Network Video story teller takes us inside their lab-style learning center to show us this free program in action...

A Sensory Friendly Night is planned at the Grand Rapids Public Museum...

Forest Hills grad is trying to get aid to friends in Ukraine, and plans a career working with refugees...