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Special needs preschooler thrives in inclusive program

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

Alivia Brewer is a non-verbal, special needs preschooler, who has become an integral part and a calming presence in her preschool class...

’Michigan Chillers’ author visits Pine Island

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

Students meet Michigan author and compete for most minutes read during Reading Month...

Exploring digital skills through pop art, animation and a family journal

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

Animation and other projects introduce middle schoolers to coding and the Google platform...

Baker, leader, future small business owner

Your Dream is Our Dream Abigail Ham, SNN intern

Baking student Erin Mangan hopes to own her own bakery someday...

Showing leadership, one opened milk carton at a time

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

This second-grader sets an example by dispensing straws, opening milk cartons, and reading to younger students...

District sees first enrollment bump in 14 years

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

More students fuel optimism for future growth in Comstock Park Public Schools...

Flexibility, family atmosphere & credit recovery

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

The program has grown from 22 students two years ago to 39 students currently. Last year, 95% graduated and the other 5% earned diplomas over the summer session...

Care, concern, collaboration and relationships: pandemic positives

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

Despite the many obstacles of the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers have seen positives shine through in the form of lessons — and gifts — they’ve experienced as a result of being forced to try new things...

New math program a hit with elementary students, teachers

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

More rigor, an engaging format and digital resources impress users so far. The new K-5 curriculum cost the district $114.000...

Middle school LINKS program off to great start

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

This is the second year for the LINKS program, a peer-to-peer support program that pairs a general education student with a student with special needs...

’Relationships are everything’ for new Pine Island principal

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

Brian Morrison is the new principal for Pine Island Elementary School. SNN gets to know him in this edition of Meet Your Administrators...

High school principal shifts to human resources, strategic planning

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

Dan Holden has been named the district’s new assistant superintendent of human resources. He will continue as co-principal of the high school with Tony Petkus, former assistant principal and athletic director...

Senior leads with calm & confidence

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

He’s involved in soccer, jazz band and Student Council. The future engineer leads his class academically and is a positive influence...

From regular trouble to focused & mature

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

This potential future corrections officer knows what it takes to turn things around...

Wanted: teens who can inspire change, spark passions

Youth Mental Health Alexis Stark

Local middle- and high-school students are invited to apply by June 4...

CORE vocabulary and symbols help youngsters develop language skills

Comstock Park Karen Gentry

The method decreases frustration, improves communication for students who may have limited language and increases language development. And all students can benefit...

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