The U.S. Department of Defense’s International Education Division visited a West Michigan high school this week. The DOD plans to implement the class for military families and civilian employees who work and live on bases worldwide.
It’s been nearly six years since Calder Burton inspired what quickly became one of our most popular series, Meet The Future. We recently checked back in with Calder, at a park, because — you’ll read why.
Students in Katie Shiffer’s developmental kindergarten class at West Oakview Elementary are honing spatial and fine motor skills through play, thanks to an NEF grant.
Northview Public Schools continues to invest in music programs, and this new high-school class builds real-life career skills, with an emphasis on collaboration and engagement.
Northview High Intro to Computer Science students learned digital logic the fun way, thanks to their teacher’s involvement with a fledgling STEM nonprofit.
A new math class is showing Northview Next Career Center students how the subject is used in real-world applications. It’s making a difference, in engagement and in their grades.
Third-graders in North Oakview Elementary’s art club added their own designs to sneakers purchased through a grant from the Northview Education Foundation.
This elementary school volunteer and PTC president had the confidence of the community behind her to take on another commitment to the district: school board member.
Northview High School student journalism staff offer their thoughts about the books being challenged in their district, and book challenges in general.
Students wrote, illustrated, proofread and published a book of their thoughts on kindness, a copy of which would be on North Oakview library shelves if it wasn’t already checked out with a long hold list.