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Learning their potential to make a difference

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Giant pandas, African forest elephants and orangutans are among endangered species Wyoming Intermediate fifth-graders are advocating to protect...

Wolves, meet cubs

Wyoming Erin Albanese

In Wyoming Public Schools, big Wolves and little Wolves are spending time together to share the values of Alpha Wolf 11, a schoolwide leadership program...

Districts request more time to spend federal funds

Multi Districts Erin Albanese

Extending the deadline would allow more time for the job market to open up, and for districts to pump resources into educator pipeline development, said one superintendent...

‘Not an ordinary man’: Students march in honor of Cesar Chavez

Multi Districts Erin Albanese

Students and educators marched along Cesar Chavez Avenue to honor the champion of farm workers, celebrate heritage...

Education space, the ‘third teacher’

Issues in Education Carol Lautenbach

Schools in Kent County move beyond “cells and bells” to create spaces for collaboration and belonging...

Patient parapro + purposeful play = preschool progress

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Custodian-turned-paraprofessional Jerry Campbell fills a friendly, supportive role to help Huntington Woods preschoolers learn and speak through play and repetition...

Winning the argument

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Should school start later? Should schools have vending machines? Students make their case...

Students interview community partners to build bonds

Wyoming Erin Albanese

“What is your favorite school?” Students interview community partners to build relationships...

‘I want to be like him’

Wyoming Erin Albanese

What are students’ dreams for the future? These first-graders are inspired by Martin Luther King Jr...

‘Your emotions matter’

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Students are learning that all emotions matter and that recognizing, understanding, labeling, expressing and regulating them helps them and others...

What’s behind the term ‘scholar’? Educators discuss why they’re using it

Multi Districts Erin Albanese

Two districts have begun referring to students as “scholars.” There are reasons behind the shift. Students … er, scholars, have mixed feelings...

Students star in ‘PBIS on the Street’ broadcast

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Educators at Gladiola Elementary know students do the best job in setting the tone for their peers. Like, less squirmy, more focus-y...

Becoming ‘doers of math’

Wyoming Erin Albanese

Wyoming High School’s Clare Bunton is one of 29 first- and second-year teachers selected for a five-year fellowship on math instruction...

Otherworldly Election Day simulates U.S. elections

Wyoming Erin Albanese

The fantasy world of Wyoming Junior High’s VanEnktopia elected new leaders as Michigan elected its own...

She’s incredible, sweet and ‘boring’

Wyoming Erin Albanese

She has devoted her whole career to Oriole Park, the elementary school she attended and loves...

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‘It’s more than a game’

Wyoming Erin Albanese

With dunks, basketball tips, smiles and support, student advocate Jacob Skaggs connects with children...

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