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Seasoned educator joins HNW staff
An additional teacher has joined the Healthy NewsWorks teaching staff. Eve Smith, M.Ed., has more than a decade of experience as a classroom teacher, with a focus on English Language…
The vast majority of students who participated in the Healthy NewsWorks program last year learned something new about both health and healing, a new evaluation found. Our theme for the…
Health and the environment will be a primary focus for Healthy NewsWorks reporters during the upcoming school year. Our 2022-23 theme is Caring for Our Earth and Ourselves, with an…
With students around the Philadelphia region preparing to head back to the classroom in the next few weeks, after-school snacks will soon be in high demand. Cookies or chips may…
Healthy NewsWorks is pleased to announce the 2022 recipients of our Distinguished Journalist Award, given to eighth grade reporters who have been leaders on their school newspapers, have participated in our…
Healthy NewsWorks reporters, ages 8 to 14, spent the past school year focusing on the theme of “How We Heal,” addressing the social and emotional challenges that kids are experiencing…
Young journalists stood by enlarged copies of their healthy newspapers, ready and excited to talk about their experiences reporting, writing, and illustrating their stories. Balloons in Healthy NewsWorks’ new signature…
Healthy NewsWorks is pleased to announce that Drs. Paul and Bonnie Offit are serving as co-chairs of the event host committee for the 2022 How We Heal Film and Book…
Healthy NewsWorks is pleased to welcome Ellyn Jo Waller, Ed.D., as a member of its board. Ellyn Jo is an advocate and educator who is engaged in civic as well…
Healthy NewsWorks is proud to announce that it is updating its logo and brand identity to reflect its growth and evolution into web and digital communications as well as print….
A few weeks ago, our fourth-grade newspaper team at Logan Elementary School rattled off the insightful questions they planned to ask a school guidance counselor. What if you get frustrated…
