Alexis Stark

Third-graders learned about the lives and legacies of influential figures for Heritage Elementary’s wax museum.

Kenowa Hills and Grandville elementary families came together throughout the school year to share meals and conversations about parenting, relationship-building and resources available in their community.

Thanks to a grant from the Caledonia Education Foundation, Paris Ridge’s ASD program included weekly music therapy throughout the school year.

Susan Odo’s second-graders exceeded their challenge to perform 1,000 random acts of kindness between spring break and the end of the school year.

As his tenure as Kenowa Hills’ superintendent comes to an end, Jerry Hopkins remembers, reflects and looks forward to what lies ahead for him, his family and the district.

Educators can sign up to take part in a book club led by leaders in the field of bilingual education.

Thanks to a 3D-printed device and determination, fifth-grader Kendall Heiss is able to play cello alongside her peers, despite being born with a partial arm.

Caledonia — In the fall of her fifth-grade year at Kraft Meadows Intermediate, Kendall Heiss attended the orchestra “petting zoo” with her classmates to ex

The City of Walker hosted their first Safety Town program this summer, where local kids learned about bicycle, water, fire, bus and animal safety from officers and volunteers.

Kent County high school students participated in FutureSolve 26, a six-week summer internship program where students gained real-world experiences to help local companies.