Building a better education experience for students requires opportunities for them to share their thoughts and ideas. The Student Leadership Community provides a forum for students across Kent ISD to provide their input. We believe cultivating and listening to students’ voices is essential. Through this community, students participate in leadership development, advocacy, community service, event participation and networking.
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What I've Learned About Myself
My Advice for Others
Hopes for 2023
Students' Wish for change
Pandemic Impact on Students
Students' Hope for the Future
Joel Perez hasn’t had a typical high school experience until now. As he navigates advanced placement classes, football practice and his role as a student leader, he’s focusing on a future in front of the classroom.
Madi Storey is intent on giving back. Inspired by others who aspire to hold office, defend the disadvantaged and assume roles in improving lives, she is learning to lead.
Faith Aversano speaks quietly in soft tones, but that gentle manner belies her strength and ability to lead. Administrators nominated Aversano as the WOODTV 8 student of the week for the kind of leadership that earned her a spot at Kent ISD's Listen Learn Lead event.
This week, Kent ISD hosted the initial Listen. Learn. Lead. State of the Student event, a follow up discussion today with Kent ISD Assistant Superintendent of Legislative and Organizational Initiatives Chris Glass, and Student Leadership Community members Karl Kepler and Jasmine Honicutt.
Community and business leaders joined Kent ISD and our 20 local school districts for the inaugural Listen. Learn. Lead - State of the Student event on Oct. 24, 2022.
Nearly 300 attendees were able to hear directly from students about their experiences in school, the challenges they face and their hopes for the future. Click here to learn more.
