Student reporters explore caring for mind and body in 2026-27
Student reporters explore caring for mind and body in 2026-27
y NewsWorks student reporters will explore the everyday habits, relationships, and experiences that support mental and physical well-being through the 2026–27 reporting theme, How We Heal: Caring for Our Minds and…
By Sheppard Healthy Shark reporters | Group activities and team sports help you work together and promote cheering each other on, says Mr. David McGhee, health and physical education teacher…
By St. Cecilia Healthy Courier reporters | For Camden anime artist and poet Reet Starwind, art is more than a way to express his creativity. It provides opportunities to connect…
By Kailyn, William Cramp Fit Flyer reporters | After learning about the health benefits of gardening, Fit Flyer reporters reflected on what their ideal gardens would include. I would like a garden…
By Lowell Healthy Lion reporters | Lowell fourth-grade students recently completed a survey about group activities they do every week. The students identified the activity as a sport or nonsport,…
By De Burgos Healthy Super Tiger reporters | Loving sports and wanting students to maintain a healthy lifestyle are reasons why Ms. Bertolino became a health and physical education teacher….
By Adaire Fit Fish reporters | If you’re feeling anxious about an upcoming test, that’s normal, and it can make you study harder, according to a Philadelphia psychologist. But it…
By William Rowen Healthy Roar Cub reporters | Friendship can help keep you healthy, kindergarten reporters in Ms. Dougherty’s class recently learned. Illustration by Devin, 8th grade, DePaul, 2024-25.
By Logan, MaST Healthy Panther Post Cub Reporter | I like to eat fruits because they taste yummy. I eat about six fruits per day. My favorite fruit is oranges because they…
By MaST Healthy Panther Post Cub reporters | Fruit is a great choice for a healthy snack. They are a good source of vitamins, and they’re naturally sweet. Eating fruit…
