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KCTC is the place to be
The Kent Career Technical Center (KCTC) located off of the East Beltline is an educational option for juniors and seniors to acquire skills that they […]
A look into the COVID-19 vaccines
As age requirements to qualify for vaccines in Michigan become less restrictive, many students have been vaccinated over the past few weeks. Junior Amara Grajewski […]
Clarifying the 97%
This article won honorable mention in the 2022 Michigan Interscholastic Press Association spring awards ceremony. A letter from the editors, Due to the recent attentiveness […]
Students prepare for AP Exams amid pandemic
College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) Exams are about a month away, and AP students and staff alike are rising above the challenges of this unprecedented […]
Northview’s enrollment numbers remain stable despite losses in Kent County schools
Around 3,000 students in Kent ISD disappeared from their schools with no explanation this past fall. Since then, schools have searched for where they may […]
Students win Scholastic Art and Writing Competition awards
Advanced Placement (AP) Art teacher Tricia Erickson encouraged her class to submit a quality piece of their art through the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards […]
Memorial Versiti Blood Drive
A memorial blood drive held at Frontline Church on Tuesday January 5, 2021 honored the passing of teacher Ted Burba. Burba, who was the teacher […]
College Board makes changes to the SAT
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, College Board announced on January 19 that they will be making changes to the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT.) “The pandemic […]
Work permits for dummies
After being hired at a job, it is an all too familiar experience of walking to the office at the beginning or end of the […]