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Bus garage total loss following fire

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Rebuilding is expected to be an 18-month process following the loss of the Wyoming Public Schools bus garage due to a morning fire.

From sketch to skein: Students now wearing their original designs

Wyoming Erin Albanese

A second-grade teacher had her students color stocking hats at the start of the school year. She recently presented them with the knitted version of their designs.

Initiative aims to double enrollment in career & technical education by 2030

Kent ISD Joanne Bailey-Boorsma

An ambitious county-wide initiative aims to increase the number of students taking classes that teach them career skills and prepare them for the workforce.

She knows what support & a bit of magic can mean to families

Wyoming Erin Albanese

During the hectic holiday season, Anna Rivera, Wyoming Public Schools district support coordinator, spreads love and joy, guided by a special memory from her childhood.

Author visit part of eighth-grade unit on the Holocaust

Wyoming Erin Albanese

From asking themselves if they would speak up to learning about how the Holocaust unfolded, Wyoming students are learning history through literature and informational text.

Touched by tragedies, social worker educates families on safe gun storage

All Districts School News Network

Social worker Eunice Benavidez, who’s lost family members to gun violence, talks about a safe gun storage initiative she leads at Kelloggsville Public Schools.

Friend, athlete, advocate uses abilities to help others

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Wyoming High School senior Gabe Craig isn’t interested in talking about himself, but others know why he deserves the Discover Ability Award.

She helps students develop language, read, write & grow

Wyoming Erin Albanese

With teacher Casey Quick, students learn to listen, read, write and speak, and many games along the way.

State of the Student tackles four big topics

All Districts Joanne Bailey-Boorsma

Area students were center stage at the annual “Listen. Learn. Lead.” event to share their thoughts about mental health, school safety, engagement and belonging.

High-schoolers talk mental health with education leaders, legislators

Multi Districts Erin Albanese

What can schools do to support student mental health and make connections? Students shared their thoughts on how and why it’s so important to them.

This teacher enjoys the sincerity & hilarity of high-schoolers

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Tom Cornell, a 27-year teacher at Wyoming High School teaches four different courses. Here’s why he loves it.

Research-based reading curriculum aims to amplify skills

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Phonics, vocabulary, and a lesson in anatomy and Greek mythology all in one morning? Wyoming Public Schools is implementing a comprehensive reading curriculum.

Bell ringer: Create Rube Goldberg contraptions that end with a ‘ding’

Wyoming Erin Albanese

How do seventh-graders learn about energy? They look to cartoonist Rube Goldberg’s crazy inventions and make their own.

Four years after pandemic, chronic absenteeism still a problem

Comstock Park Riley Kelley

Four years after the pandemic, students continue to miss more school than they should.

No cell phones in class? It’s a good thing, student and principal say

Podcasts School News Network

Five years after Forest Hills adopted a policy severely restricting cell-phone use during the school day, we talk to a student and principal about how that’s working out.

Growing skills and knowledge by cultivating produce

Multi Districts Alexis Stark

Collaborative efforts between Kent ISD and nonprofit H.O.P.E. Gardens resulted in districts receiving the Patrick Leahy Farm to School Grant to help sustain school garden education and infrastructure.

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School News Network reports on the 20 public school districts in Kent ISD, which enroll more than 102,000 students. Founded in 2013 as an initiative of Kent ISD, we are supported by local districts and community sponsors, and powered by an experienced team of reporters, editors and multimedia journalists. We specialize in covering classroom teaching and learning, analyzing the many issues facing students and highlighting the education magic that happens each day in our public schools.

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Student broadcaster pushes for positive coverage in advisory role

Retired teachers return as mentors

Friend, athlete, advocate uses abilities to help others

Senior makes artistic mark on snowplow

Initiative aims to double enrollment in career & technical education by 2030

Fourth-grade Choristers come together in song

Teacher Academy students design their future classrooms

High-schoolers share thoughts on school safety, engagement & more

Student broadcaster pushes for positive coverage in advisory role

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