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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By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Brandon Kimble, athletic director and varsity football coach, and Keontre Miskel, North Godwin youth development coordinator and JV coach
Using the back of a chair, senior Henry Rivera builds a bridge that can hold a stuffed mouse toy
Gerry Verwey is the new director of the Adult Education program.
Godwin Heights — Second-grader Blaze Wyatt looked over a stack of books on the table in front of her. She needed to select one — not for herself, but one that would be given to a patient around her age at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital.
Eighth-graders Sebastian Morales, right, and Guadalupe Garcia, serve up conchas
SNN gets to know the new administrative team at Forest Hills Northern High School.
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
High-schoolers took virtual tours and tested their construction skills through the Schools to Tools program.
The Kelloggsville community inspired 2018 graduate Brian Garcia-Palacios to reach for his dreams. Now he hopes to inspire the next, and the next.
By: Joanne Bailey-Boorsma
Third-grader Ella Domin gives her sales pitch on a house fit for a zombie
TEAM 21 students learn about the cultures of about a dozen different countries represented in the middle school community.
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