Joanne Bailey-Boorsma is a journalist for School News Network, focusing on local news in Kent County, Michigan. With a passion for education and community, Joanne covers stories that highlight the achievements, challenges, and unique experiences of students, educators, and families in the area.
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Joanne Bailey-Boorsma's coverage focuses on local community-based stories with an emphasis on education, family, and relationships. She frequently includes expert commentary and announcements in her articles.
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Senior Cameron Overton points to the two suspects from a recent crime scene investigation
A look at the remodel of Stoney Creek Elementary’s cafeteria and kitchen space
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Second-graders Stella Henderson, left, Laredo Massey, Stella Byrom and Neveya Cavasos-Loonsfoot
Wyoming senior Neaven Young builds scaffolding for a pole barn construction project
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Central High science teacher Patti Richardson was recently named Outstanding Biology Teacher in Michigan by the National Association of Biology Teachers.
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
This video provides an overview of the junior kindergarten program at Forest Hills Public Schools
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Senior Ivy Baker says the best way to enjoy high school, whether there for one year or four, is to be involved.
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma, Parapro Susie Dennis, Carly Holmes
Comstock Park — If you peek into the hallway office cubicle of Stoney Creek parapro Susie Dennis during lunch, you probably will find her on her computer, doing homework of her own.
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Harpreet Kaur
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Teacher Ashley McKeeby, left, works with second-grader Adin Vukomanavic on math
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