Driven by a love of math and guided by Grandville High School students, kids in grades K-5 came out in droves last week for the district’s first-ever math festival.
By expanding career and technical education opportunities, Kent ISD is making significant progress toward its goal of enrolling 10,000 students in career programs.
As the nation marks the 25th anniversary of the 2001 terror attacks, teachers are tasked with teaching modern American history to a generation of students born post-9/11.
Oakestown Intermediate School’s new assistant principal is ready to coach Grandville’s fifth- and sixth-graders through all the highs and lows that come with the intermediate years.Â
After more than 20 years in the district, Grandville’s new superintendent is prepared to do the big-picture thinking and continue leading with empathy.
Grand Rapids nonprofit In The Image celebrated the 30th anniversary of its SHOES program by fitting more than 4,000 students with new back-to-school shoes.Â
With work readiness on the decline, educators are looking at how to best teach in a rapidly advancing world and zeroing in on the interpersonal skills employers want the most.
Kent County high school students participated in FutureSolve 26, a six-week summer internship program where students gained real-world experiences to help local companies.
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