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Sing it loud: school’s out for summer!

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In the last three Kent County school districts to close for the summer, students celebrated with songs, flag-lowering, a parade and tugs-of-war...

Empathy, flexibility, routine as both plus and minus

School 2.0 Morgan Jarema
Educators from Northview and Forest Hills districts weigh in on what they’ve learned...

Friends spell it out with personalized books

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LINKS relationships often span years and extend well beyond the school day...

Washing service offers loads of help

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These Eastern High students are preparing for life and, for some, gainful employment...

What if STEM was your job?

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Central Woodlands sixth-graders learn how fun with science, technology, engineering and math can be for a lifetime...

Dynamic volunteers make things happen for teachers, students

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This pair of Ada Elementary powerhouses want you to know that no matter your skills or availability, you can help at your child’s school...

‘My heart is broken’

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

Adaptive PE grant means everybody participates

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A major grant from the Forest Hills Public Schools Foundation provides a wide range of PE adaptive equipment for students with special needs...

Invasive species study puts sixth-graders in scientist seat

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Why they suck for the Great Lakes: the way they swim to evade predators, the way they breathe while they feed, and how many eggs they lay at once...

Turning curiosity, creativity into a career in change

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The newly minted Maya Angelou quarter has a very local connection...

A writing class that’s ‘way more than that’

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Nearly 30 senior composition students spent about a month working on a proposal to improve the learning environment at their school...

Hunting for clues to crimes in nature

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Students in Central Middle School’s Natural Expressions class examined simulated crimes in nature to help them determine “whodunit” and what, if any, local conservation laws were broken...

History curriculums around the world are in dire need of an update

Forest Hills Student Showcase Lauren Brace
This high-school junior thinks fuller, more expansive coverage also would improve empathy and compassion...

‘I am at a loss’

Forest Hills School News Network
A Forest Hills student isn’t just scared about the number of U.S. school shootings. She’s angry...

Her two No. 1 priorities: ‘keep them safe and keep them learning’

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema
She still gets to interact with students, and will help craft professional development for her colleagues...
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Kent Transition Center students make pies, learn life skills

Multi Districts Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
The annual sale gives students math and science practice, and experience in real-life work environments...
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