Athlete’s death inspires Montana’s concussion prevention law
Teens in Montana investigate how a local player’s death inspired the signing of a bipartisan bill to help prevent future concussions. Read More
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Despite risks, many in small town continue to support youth football
Despite multiple concussions, a high school freshman continues to play football. Will tradition outweigh the risks?… Read More
Is outsourcing the ticket to healthier school meals?
Students of the Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and Science look at outsourcing food as a solution for better school meals. Read More
‘Systematic desensitization’ is best cure for creepy crawler phobias
Why are so many people terrified of snakes, spiders and other creepy crawlers? Students of Desert Pines High School find out. This video was… Read More
Should you follow the five-second rule?
That last bite of a delicious cupcake has just dropped to the floor. The five-second rule says if we’re quick about it, we can still… Read More
Chewing gum: A student’s friend or foe?
Students of Fraser High School in Michigan investigate the pros and cons of chewing gum. Read More
Counting Calories: How the Constitution Impacts School Meals, Snacks
Students of Fort Mill High School investigate the connection between the U.S. Constitution and what’s being served in school cafeterias across the country. This video… Read More
D.C.’s Water Wars
A student from School Without Walls in Washington, D.C. investigates water quality issues in his hometown. Read More
The Great Immigration Debate
Students from West High School in Salt Lake City present the factors behind the debate on immigration and explain immigration legislation. Read More