Kent ISD

Kent County educators say state and federal funding reductions are negatively impacting math and STEM students

Committee Chair Victoria White shares information about this important event.

Host Charles Honey speaks with Dan and Whitley Morse

Brian Gall spent some thirty years as an electrician after completing a program at Kent Career Tech Center that introduced him to his trade. Now, he’s using his years of experience and industry expertise to teach students like Kent City High senior Bryer Armstrong in a Kent ISD CTE program at West Michigan Construction Institute

We get the details from Kristy Loughin-Vance and Krista Harmon.

When Ashley Sands started exploring health careers at Kent Career Tech Center, she didn’t know she would return there to teach students just like her what it takes to become a phlebotomist. Her connection with her first health careers instructor Linda Ford continues to inspire and drive her success

West Michigan school districts feel the growth as a state education program sees high enrollment. Supporters say it saves families thousands in childcare and gives kids a jumpstart on school readiness

That’s the goal of the Kent Intermediate School District’s “Listen. Learn. Lead : State of the Student” held Monday in Grand Rapids

Soon after Karen Barrose started the Criminal Justice program at Kent Career Tech Center, this Godwin High grad knew law enforcement was in her future. Now she’s serving students and educators in her dream role as Community Patrol Officer at Kentwood Public Schools where she hopes young students see her as an example of what they could become, too.

Kent ISD is asking voters to approve and enhancement millage restoration and renewal this November, bills heard in a Michigan Senate committee could open the door for more CBD products to hit store shelves, and more.