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high school; Godfrey-Lee is determined to meet the individual needs of all their students. The district received grant funding to continue their community work with the latest funding utilized to purchase a new greenhouse, which will benefit the students and the community. Godwin Heights Public Schools, a district with around 2,400 students, prides itself on its mission where "All students possess the ability to learn, to experience personal success, and to be productive citizens." Godwin Heights participates in the One Wyoming program, which is a collaboration of com- munity leaders, schools, churches and parents providing positive adult mentors to students. The district is also fortunate to have the support of the Audrey G. Walters Foundation which supports shoes and eyeglasses for children, along with Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas food baskets for Godwin families. including teachers, administrators, secretaries, para- educators, food service, maintenance and custodial staff, bus drivers, mechanics, and community educa- tion personnel. Kellogsville, a district with 2,185 students has a strong partnership and student involvement within the Kellogsville community. The district has a program called Family Food Network where food is grown and tended by students and staff and then donated to the food pantry. They also partake in the Community Celebration, an annual Kelloggsville event held on a Friday evening before a home foot- ball games. Area businesses, organizations and school groups set up booths and free activities are provided. The district was also awarded a three year Federal Grant through Kent ISD for innovative programs that would create student involvement and awareness of the needs within their community. A few of their grant projects include Middle School Hydroponics Program, Community Garden; House is a Home – a 3 D wood project for homeless aware- ness, Digital History where high school students interviewing and documenting community history. Godfrey-Lee Public Schools, a district with 1,800 students believes strongly in their mission to prepare each of their students for college and career in a 21st century global community. Godfrey-Lee offers a K-12 education, along with an alternative 3 The area's school districts ensure students are well prepared for successful careers in the changing world marketplace.