State of the Student tackles four big topics (SNN)
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State of the Student tackles four big topics (SNN)
State of the Student tackles four big topics (SNN)
East Grand Rapids junior Zoe Cunningham had the opportunity to speak on a panel of Kent County students who shared their thoughts and feelings about what it’s like to be a high-school student with about 300 educators and community members during Kent ISD’s “Listen. Learn. Lead: State of the Student” event at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park.
“When you’re in (a) school project, being included means that you know you’re all collaborating and you’re working together,” explained East Grand Rapids junior Zoe Cunningham, “but belonging means that you have that connection and you feel like you are an important part of that group that you’re in. And then you really feel like you guys can collaborate on a different level.”
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