October 2024 - School News Network | A Window into Your Public Schools

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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.

Kent County Cup winner finds new career focus through esports

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

On podcast, teen shares about major loss, forgiveness & gratitude

Poet pens work celebrating school library’s achievement

Monthly Archives: October 2024

Houses for sale — ghosts, monsters & adjectives included

She nurtures them, and they bring her joy

School marks 100th year

Teacher develops keycard hall pass system

Working in education, ‘You can really make a difference in a community’

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

Four years after pandemic, chronic absenteeism still a problem

Alum returns to inspire next generations

Mobile program provides glimpse of hands-on trades opportunities

‘They teach me to be a better version of myself’

Educator focuses on cultivating passions

Full symphony orchestra joins strings & marching band

Fourth-grade writers share personal narratives

Creating a supportive environment for all

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

After 50 years, this teacher has no regrets

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