Looking after everyone’s well-being

Looking after everyone’s well-being

By William Cramp Fit Flyer reporters | Health and safety are important at Cramp, said Mr. Elias Corbin, community school coordinator, in a recent interview with Fit Flyer reporters. It’s…

How to recycle old electronics

By Healthy NewsWorks reporters | Maurice Jones started an organization in Philadelphia that recycles computers and other electronics. It is called PAR-Recycle Works, and it aims to help keep the…

Building trust

By Laila F., Healthy Trailblazer Journal | [Kindness] allows people to have a nice, kind space, and it helps build trust.  —Laila F. is in eighth grade. Illustration by Maria,…

Showing kindness makes people feel they belong

By James Logan Healthy Eagle reporters | Kindness goes a long way to help people feel like they belong. Healthy Eagle reporters spoke with Mr. Eli Prosper, community school manager,…

Helping your community is good for everyone

By James Logan Healthy Eagle reporters | School Nurse Mrs. McGarry said she helps the Logan community by giving families information about where to go when they are sick and…

Reporters reflect on a time when someone was kind

By William Cramp Fit Flyer reporters | Kindness isn’t just a really nice action people can show others. It can also improve people’s happiness and well-being, according to doctors at…

Bring people together

By Ramir, Healthy Trailblazer Journal | When you do kind things for people, they want to help you. It builds community because it brings more people together. — Ramir is…

Make healthy food choices to stay healthy

By Charlene, Haleigh, Natalia, and Kaden, East Norriton Bulldog Bulletin | Eating unhealthy food is common. However, it’s important to ensure you get the proper nutrition. According to the Kids…

Two editions of ‘By Kids, For Kids’ coming this year

Two new installments of Healthy NewsWorks’ By Kids, For Kids magazine are set for publication this year. The Spring 2024 issue will debut in April, with a Fall issue to…

A look back at the beginning with HNW’s co-founder

Susan Spencer was a second-grade teacher in Upper Darby, Pa., when she and a student’s parent, Marian Uhlman, struck up a conversation about children’s health. Susan was an avid New…