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He Pushes Students to Excel, with Pushups and ‘Geronimo!’

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

When it comes to encouraging students to give it their all, band director Troy Anderson says take the leap and yell "Geronimo!" By that he...

‘They Want to Learn so Much’

Godfrey-Lee Erin Albanese

High School English language teacher Edith Trumbell spends her days with students from Mexico, China, Congo, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Syria, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala...

‘They Get to Own Their Learning’

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

Manuel Ochoa's face lit up in a smile. He had just learned he will exit the middle school's new School within a School Program...

Staff, Students Connect Through After-school Sports

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

Second-grader Alvaro Guizar hit a foam tennis ball over the net in the gymnasium. "Nice backswing. I like that swing!" yelled West Kelloggsville Elementary...

Up Close with In-Demand Careers

Byron Center Erin Albanese

Beginning a career in manufacturing after high school can pay off fast, said industry rep. Angie Huyghe. An apprentice in the toolroom can make a...

New Coordinators Serve Up Hugs & Help

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

East Kelloggsville Elementary School kindergartner Ricky Brooks threw his arms around Student Service Coordinator Christie Alexander in a big hug. "Thank you!" he exclaimed. Alexander had...

New School Chief Known to Sink Basket, Golf Balls

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

School: Kelloggsville High School What and where was your previous job? Principal of Northrop High School in Fort Wayne Community Schools, in Indiana Degrees: Bachelor's degree...

It’s Little, It’s Free, It’s a Library

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

Janna Schneider wanted an easier way for neighborhood students to get books since no public library is within walking distance. So the Southeast Kelloggsville Elementary...

Parent Information Nights Help Spanish Speakers Connect

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

Santos Hernandez wanted to give his first-grade son, Yaindent, the chance to play on a soccer team. But he wasn't sure where to sign...

Ukuleles: Officially a Thing

East Grand Rapids Erin Albanese

Music teacher Susan Berce sang and strummed her ukulele as students walked into class. "There she was just a walkin' down the street, singin'...

Visit a Senior, Meet a Pilot or a Teacher, or an Artist

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

High school students have learned many interesting tidbits about the residents they are getting to know at American House Senior Living Community in Kentwood. Each...

Poetry Helps Angry, Distant Student Emerge as School Leader

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

54th Street Academy junior Brianna Darin spoke about her battle with depression and anxiety on National Public Radio’s program “State of Opportunity,” explaining whatit’s...

Construction to Renovate High School Begins

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

Come fall of 2017, high school students will enjoy a completely renovated school, and construction has officially begun. The district recently held a ground-breaking ceremony,...

What’s in Your Bucket?

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

Every student at West Kelloggsville Elementary School has an invisible bucket. Johana Cruz explained the importance of keeping everyone's full. "If you're a bucket dipper,...

An Engaging Alternative to Conferences

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

During the high school Showcase, senior José Vicario showed his mother, Jovita Vicario, what he's been working on at school. He explained the importance of a...

Evening of Science, Slime and Snacks

Kelloggsville Erin Albanese

Colorful slime gelled and circuits connected recently during Rocket Family Night at Kelloggsville Middle School. Five classrooms were set up with hands-on science experiments for...

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KELLOGGSVILLE STUDENT SHOWCASE

‘Rice Bowls’ a Poem by Seventh-grader Christeen Nguyen

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Afghan student shares story of escape, survival & the hero who helped him on the way

High school junior earns high honors in culinary

For pro swine handler, it’s all about family bonding

Her dream: to sing on Broadway

Fifth-graders prepare for STEM project with an animal visit

Art plus STEM = student-designed machines

Library learning includes space, the eclipse and all things astronomical

Book battle promotes literacy, teamwork

High-schoolers share experience in AP African American Studies with State Board of Education

Red Hawk Rivals episode 2: ‘Cornhole’

High school journalists provide behind-the-scenes look at news production

Basketball team unites students, promotes inclusion

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