How one teen overcame her reluctance to seek counseling
After a traumatic car accident that killed her goddaughter, Mariah felt sad and lost but didn’t know what to do. Mariah’s mom sought… Read More
“ALL IN” trains students in leadership and diversity
Trumbull Career and Technical Center’s ALL IN program brings together students, teachers, and guidance counselors to promote diversity, student leadership and community problem-solving. Read More
Lebanon Valley College supports mental health with a 50/50 peer to peer counseling program
Lebanon Valley College is addressing the rise in mental health needs with a 50/50 peer to peer counseling program that trains designated Peer… Read More
How Wyoming manages to keep its rural schools open
The one-room schoolhouse may seem like a distant memory from U.S. history, but about 200 of them still exist today, including Wyoming’s tiny Valley… Read More
One DACA recipient’s journey to higher education
As poverty and violence worsened in Honduras, Darwin Murillo escaped the country with his older brother 16 years… Read More
Students help with citizen science study of arsenic in well water
Mid-Maine Technical High School reported on students at Waterville Senior High School participating in… Read More
Citizen scientists count bird species
The Great Backyard Bird Count is a citizen science project counting all the species of birds you can in one location between February… Read More
Observers comb local beaches for dead birds as indicator of environmental health
Seabird observers comb local beaches looking for dead seabirds to document and add to a database in order to monitor the environmental health of… Read More
Preserving Arizona’s bighorn populations for future generations
For over fifty years, Arizona’s Desert Bighorn Sheep Society has worked to maintain the health of Bighorn populations. Students at Xavier College Preparatory report on… Read More
Students learn about citizen science to help document local wildlife
To study the impact humans are having on wildlife in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, scientists need citizens to help monitor remote cameras. Read More