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Suddenly serving up thousands of pick-up meals with a smile

School 2.0 Phil de Haan

Switching from serving students in their buildings to handing out food curbside is a whole new thing for schools...

Working from concrete to abstract in Algebra 2

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

Popsicle-stick Ferris wheels are just one more way to teach important mathematics concepts at Kelloggsville’s 54th Street Academy...

What does the 2020 Census have to do with school lunch?

Multi Districts Phil de Haan

With some funding dependent on census data, school districts help spread the word on this key count of residents...

Kelloggsville voters to decide sinking fund request

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

If approved on May 5, the request would mean about 96 cents a week for a $100,000 home but would allow the district to fund a long list of already-identified projects without borrowing or paying long term interest debt...

Pudding parfaits and pedagogy

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

For preschool students at the Kelloggsville Early Childhood Learning Center, Cooking Thursdays are a recipe for success...

‘Thinking about my world and deciding how to make it’

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

A middle school teacher is using gaming software to help his students learn about islands, archipelagos, peninsulas and more...

EL students: eager to learn, ‘masters of change’

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

English Learners classes at Kelloggsville High School serve students from myriad countries and offer a variety of teaching techniques to help them succeed...

Elective gives high-schoolers a crash-course in business

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

Students handle everything from raising capital and tracking finances to marketing and sales...

Most districts allow phones, but with restrictions

Godwin Heights Charles Honey

An informal School News Network survey of public school districts in Kent County besides Forest Hills showed cell-phone use is generally not permitted in elementary schools, and only allowed under strictly defined conditions in middle and high schools...