Capitol riot gets personal in heart-sinking moment for history teacher and Michigan elector
Teacher offers advice to help students better understand recent events
January 8, 2021
Protestors turn into violent mob at the U.S. Capitol, Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Shafkat Anowar)
All Districts Of all the steps that must be taken when electing a new U.S. president, the process of confirming each state’s Electoral College votes is often overlooked. The law requires Congress to take the final step of reviewing and certifying the electors’ votes, but since Electoral College results cannot be overturned, this action rarely makes the news.
Grandville Choir Teacher Featured on ‘The View’
Wednesday morning on ‘The View’, they have a segment where they honor someone going above and beyond. This week they honored a choir teacher from Grandville Middle School because she’s gone above and beyond to make sure her students can still participate in choir.
Rachel Niewiada, teaches choir at Grandville Middle School and talked with the ladies of ‘The View’ about how this year has really spread teachers thin with limited resources and not having national leadership with how to safely hold school across the board, so everyone has been doing their best to make it work.
Grandville Middle School choir teacher surprised by celebrities, her students on The View
Rachel Niewiada went on the show to talk about teaching choir in a pandemic, but a surprise video awaited her featuring Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard. Author: Alana Holland (WZZM13) Updated: 7:00 PM EST December 15, 2020
GRANDVILLE, Mich. Grandville Middle School s choir teacher, Rachel Niewiada, was a guest on The View Tuesday. The school s principal said producers for the show contacted her after reading an article written by Rachel online. She went on the show to highlight how she keeps her students singing at school during a pandemic and virtual learning.