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Students learn resilience by piecing together art

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

It’s Bruno Mars and breaking glass in Room 1505 at Kelloggsville High School this fall...

Schools closed to stem spread of COVID

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

Kelloggsville Middle School and Kelloggsville High School move to remote learning for two days after students and staff show symptoms of COVID...

Rocketing through Robotics

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

Creating 3D-printed rockets is just one hands-on activity this fall in a new Introduction to Robotics course at Kelloggsville High School...

The year of learning differently

Multi Districts Beth Heinen Bell

SNN asked a sampling of students from across the county how it’s going for them so far in a school year of multiple instruction models...

Teacher and coach applies lessons in classroom and on field

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

New Kelloggsville head football coach Brandon Branch also teaches science and math at the high school and looks to bring academics and athletics together whenever he can...

Sports enthusiast, music fan, family man

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

He played three sports in high school and the bass trombone, and says when it comes to music, 'if it gets the blood pumpin, I could probably make it work'...

In class, online, both? Parents, students wrestle with choices

Back to School 2.0 Karen Gentry

Students, parents, teachers and others share their feelings about the start of this school year...

Registration, drive-thru style

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

Rocket Registration is a chance for families to update their enrollment paperwork and a time for social connection...

Students speak out on protests, call for ‘a better America tomorrow’

Multi Districts School News Network

For area students, the ongoing protests over police brutality could be a teachable moment, a call to action or both...

‘So many doors have opened’

Grads with Grit Joanne Bailey-Boorsma

With the aid of Kent ISD’s Project NorthStar, a new father made a choice that led him to not only graduate, but to do so early...

‘I’m a 2020 grad, and wouldn’t want it any other way’

School 2.0 Phil de Haan

Across Kent County schools had to scramble to revamp graduation activities in a time of COVID-19...

Students invited to climb aboard ‘The Reading Train’ once again

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

In a time of COVID-19, a resurrected show on a local community access TV station returns to the timelessness of storytelling...

Middle schoolers try out acting chops in theater club

Kelloggsville Phil de Haan

Students in art and theater after-school clubs at Kelloggsville Middle School prepared the backdrops and performed three short skits in the school cafeteria...

A clean sweep: seven districts pass funding proposals

Multi Districts School News Network

All seven school districts in Kent ISD that made funding requests to voters had them approved, despite the economic and health crises of the COVID-19 pandemic...

Districts come to voters with funding proposals May 5

Multi Districts School News Network

Seven school districts in Kent ISD have funding requests on next week’s Tuesday, May 5 election ballot, ranging from major bond issues and sinking funds to non-homestead operating millage renewals...

She’s ‘small but mighty’ and ready to fly

Grads with Grit Phil de Haan

Despite a time of homelessness in ninth grade, and the COVID-19 school closure as a senior, Kelloggsville senior Naudia Potts is set to graduate and has been accepted to Central Michigan University where she will major in social work...

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