Editor’s note: Our magazine will be distributed to schools, the community, and online in May. We can’t wait to share it with you. Our student reporters are hard at work…
Healthy NewsWorks’ youngest students, our Cub Reporters, are hard at work reporting and illustrating special sections of their school newspapers. Cub Reporters are in kindergarten through third grade, and participate…
By Cole Manor Healthy Comet staff | When people visit their grocery store these days, a lot of them are looking for food that is “locally grown.” Experts say that…
By Karl, Cole Manor Healthy Comet | I learned that locally grown food tends to be fresher, and it has more nutritional value because it has more time to ripen….
By Micheal, Cole Manor Healthy Comet | What I have noticed is that locally grown food is good for the environment because it is fresher. Also, if the food comes…
William Cramp Fit Flyer reporters recently spoke with Principal Ms. Logan to ask about trash at William Cramp School. The interview has been shortened and lightly edited. Question: What types…
By Edrian, William Cramp Fit Flyer | To make a difference in the world, I will stop leaving lights on, recycle water bottles, and bike or walk to school to reduce…
By Eleanor Emlen Healthy Roar reporters | Climate change is happening. It is making the Earth’s surface getting warmer, according to the NASA Climate Kids website. One cause is that…
By Jasmine, DePaul Healthy Trailblazer Journal | Even though plastic is very useful to use, it does cause a lot of damage to the environment. I want to make sure…
