From principals being put on administrative leave to the hiring of new assistant principals, Loy Norrix has experienced many changes in administration throughout the last
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Opening Our Arms to Ottawa’s Own
Serving an American public school district is a welcome opportunity for Canadian-trained nurse, Jennifer Macfarlane. Macfarlane started her nursing career in neurosurgery at The Ottawa
Getting Graded on Giving Grades: Teachers Discontented with the Evaluation Process
“When an administrator walks in the room, the students’ demeanor automatically changes to one that is more guarded, and their nervous energy sometimes transcends to
Early Intro to Health Careers II: WMed Educates Sophomores
In recent years, a new program has popped up to help high school sophomores all around Kalamazoo. The Early Introduction to Health Careers II
What it’s Like to be in an EFE: The Surprising Truth
Education for Employment (EFE) programs provide unique experiences for high school students. The mission statement for EFE programs is ”It is our job to prepare
Teacher Contract Negotiations Puts a Strain on Kalamazoo Public Schools and its Teachers
If you were to walk into Miller Auditorium on August 28, 2017, you would have seen a sea of black-clothed teachers sitting silent in solidarity.
