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Behavior specialist Kavon Gardner talks to freshman Isaiah Jett about his behavior in his fourth hour class. Gardner gives advice to help him not get sent out again.

Access to recovery rooms and behavior specialists benefits students

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Sophomore Faye Radley works on a study guide for one of their classes. Some students find that they have time to work during their classes, but others do not.

Homework affects students’ free-time, class time and lives

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Freshmen Elli Kastner and Tor Nelson sit in the library. They chat about their current experiences and memories as first years.

Student friendships affect high school students negatively and positively

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Senior Nina Holm does AP Calculus work in the Loy Norrix library. Most students come to the library to work instead of to read.

Schools are unintentionally ruining reading for fun

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Spanish teacher, Kristin Antoniotti, helps students further understand the conflict in the Spanish led story, acted out earlier in the classroom. Antoniotti encourages Mitchell Quick to participate in the class activity.

Students describe their relationships with teachers as “tough love”

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Ten Ways to Ask a Girl to Formal

bdawsonmiller
November 3, 2014
2014-10-29 23.18.27
  • Hack her Facebook page and have her ask you.
  • Crack her phone so the cracks spell “Formal?”
  • Hide a dove in her favorite hat.
  • Don’t ask. Just assume.
  • Hire two planes with romantic banners on a collision course.
  • Get a tattoo of her name and use it as leverage.
  • Write “formal” all over her college applications.
  • Eat her lunch and ask while your mouth is still full.
  • Ask her after the dance is over.
  • Have your mom do it.
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Faye Radley sits in their journalism class working on the latest assignment. A brightly colored pen spins like clockwork in their non-dominant hand.
Fidgeting is a useful tool for students to focus
Sophomore Tamar Stuart warming up during shoot-around before playing Kalamazoo Central. Stuart and the Knights prepared for a tough match up against the Giants.
Student athletes ‘bounce back’ through adversity during the basketball season
Junior Sammy Heyart instructs viola sectional while listening to the temp on her phone. All pieces of music have a set tempo, many orchestras play pieces in varying tempos even within the same song.
High school musicians share their experience with music
Latin and geometry teacher Dyami Hernandez plays ultimate frisbee on a local soccer field. He wears a white jersey as he plays for the Kalamazoo Ultimate Disc League club team.
Teachers enjoy playing and coaching sports in their free time
Spanish teacher, Kristin Antoniotti, helps students further understand the conflict in the Spanish led story, acted out earlier in the classroom. Antoniotti encourages Mitchell Quick to participate in the class activity.
Students describe their relationships with teachers as “tough love”
Freshmen Elli Kastner and Tor Nelson sit in the library. They chat about their current experiences and memories as first years.
Student friendships affect high school students negatively and positively

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