Kent School Services Network implements the community school model in schools across Kent County,
transforming them into community schools!
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Our work
We use the Coalition for Community School's Community School Standards as a framework for what we do. The standards are designed to engage and support the community schools movement as an evidence-based strategy to promote equity and educational excellence for each and every child, while strengthening families and community.
The Latest News
MDHHS Navigation Partner Training
All Coordinators should have received email invitations to join the KSSN MI Bridges account. Remember to sign up for a virtual Community Partner training here after you have accepted the invitation. If you have not received an email invitation, contact Shay. If you have questions about becoming a trained Navigator, contact your Team Lead.
Many people have already been added to the KSSN account but have not yet taken the training, so make sure you also sign up!
KSSN Employee Campaign for United Way!
We will be reviving our employee campaign for Heart of West Michigan United Way this fall!
From October 14 to November 11, 2024, KSSN employees will have the opportunity to donate to United Way. This is 100% optional for staff, but incentives will be offered for those who are able to make a contribution. There is no minimum or maximum contribution amount set, and you may choose to designate your donation back to KSSN, to another cause of your choice, or to designate to United Way's community fund. If you have any questions, contact Shay.
Let’s meet up: twice-weekly gatherings build connections
Kenowa Hills — Families in the Alpine Meadows neighborhood walked right over to the community room for Meet Up & Eat Up, hosted by Kent School Services Network on Tuesdays and Thursdays this summer...
Students learn today — and also lead today
All districts — Back in 2007, I wrote an article for The Alan Review about youth leadership qualities, making the point that phrases like “Today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders” is misleading. After all, today’s youth are leading today, in many varied and meaningful ways...
Godfrey-Lee Public Schools
Godwin Heights Public Schools
Grand Rapids Public Schools
Kenowa Hills Public Schools
Kentwood Public Schools
