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Restorative practices shifts to academics

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

More and more schools are using restorative practices as a proactive way to handle behavior. At Ada Elementary, teachers have started to use them when teaching content

Magical Creatures Via Design Thinking

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

As his classmates glued, cut, pasted and painted around him, Ada Vista Elementary fourth-grader Marcus Benard quietly alternated different colors of permanent markers to...

A Shadower’s-eye View of Job Shadow Day

Forest Hills Student Showcase School News Network

One cannot simply learn from a classroom or a computer the insights and experiences that reside in a workforce, beyond the education bubble and...

Trending Now: Student News Site Thrives

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

The two classrooms-turned-newsroom of the student news website, The Central Trend, are a steady buzz of activity on a winter afternoon just before the...

Portraying History Through Art

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

Freshman Daniel Zawodny can tell you about a courtyard confrontation between artistic rivals Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. And while freshman Brock Sweezie admits he’s...

Re-Imagining School

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

In this 21-minute podcast, Supt. Dan Behm talks about how Steelcase's Applied Research + Consulting team worked with Forest Hills to rethink curiosity, collaboration and communication.

Finding the Right Fit

Caledonia Janice Holst

How do you turn a would-be class clown into a productive student? How do you motivate a fifth-grader who just doesn't fit in or...

From Ireland to India, Students Tour Holidays Around the Globe

Forest Hills Charles Honey

Yes, Christmas is coming, and Hanukkah just happened, to the delight of kids across America. How are other children around the world celebrating the...

‘Living the Experience’ as Students Create a Civilization

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

For the past 10 years, juniors and seniors in Brad Anderson's World History class have come to expect that they will spend six weeks...

District Grad Aids in Relief Efforts to Hurricane Victims

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

Editor's note: SNN reporter Morgan Jarema had the opportunity to interview Lt. Cmdr. Matthew Stepanovich, M.D., a pediatric orthopedic surgeon in the U.S. Navy...

Making Way for the Butterflies

Forest Hills Linda Odette

The nasty invasive species and weeds that took over the Collins Elementary garden space have disappeared, making way for a new garden next spring. Marnie...

Dia de los Muertos a Celebration of Life

Multi Districts Erin Albanese

Schools throughout Kent ISD this week studied and celebrated Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), a a Nov. 2 holiday to honor the...

Science Meets Art, STEAM Results

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

Stephanie Cionca stood in front of a class of fifth-graders and set up an exercise aimed at figuring out how much water they would...

Students Hope to Save Lives with Honored Video

Multi Districts Charles Honey

Brooke Buchanan and Molly Growney admit they sort of assumed their teacher was giving them busy work when he assigned them a project at...

Farmhand, Auto Worker, Advocate for All

Meet Your Administrators Morgan Jarema

School: Central Middle Other positions you have held in education: Middle school math teacher, Gypsum Creek Middle School, Gypsum, Colorado; math coach/instructional coach, New Berlin...

‘You don’t have to be best friends to be nice to each other’

Forest Hills Morgan Jarema

Cindi Reynolds pulled a miniature tube of toothpaste from her pocket and asked fifth-grader Stella Cummings to squeeze out a big ol' dollop onto...

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