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Rachel’s Challenge: Meyzeek Middle School takes lessons to heart
Meyzeek students and teachers say it has made a difference.
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Rachel's Challenge: Corydon Central High School steps to the challenge
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Iroquois High School accepts Rachel's Challenge
Local Iroquois High School accepted Rachel's Challenge. WHAS11 will be checking back with Iroquois High School to see how Rachel's Challenge has affected their school.
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Rachel's Challenge: Two local high schools use rivalry to reach out to students
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Rachel's Challenge: Corydon Central accepts the challenge
Students of Corydon Central see a need for Rachel's Challenge. That challenge is to combat cruelty and bullying with kindness and compassion.
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Rachel’s Challenge: Powder puff for a good cause, keeping Rachel Scott's memory alive
It all even goes to a great cause, Rachel's Challenge, a program we continuing to profile at WHAS11.
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Keep it Moving Kentuckiana: Hills and Aspirin
It was a tricky week last week. I usually get in three weekday runs and a long run on Saturday morning.
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Mercy Academy accepts Rachel's Challenge
In her name, Rachel's family has built a huge network of people who are spreading kindness and compassion.
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The Academy at Shawnee accepts Rachel's Challenge
She was one of the victims at Columbine High School and since then her family has made it their mission to spread a message of caring and compassion and to stop bullying.
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Rachel’s Challenge spreads to other Kentuckiana schools
Students at Henry County Middle and High schools are the newest students in Kentuckiana to take on Rachel's Challenge!
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Rachel’s Challenge: School fulfills mission of kindness for beloved teacher
Rachel Scott was the first of 12 students and one teacher killed at Columbine. In Rachel’s name, her family has built a now-global organization that fosters kindness and compassion.
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Rachel’s Challenge: Hardin County schools reach out to ROTC Major through Rachel’s Challenge
Brightly colored strips of paper, shades of red and yellow, pile up on a table at North Hardin High School. Each paper a link in a chain of caring has a message. Get well, thinking of you, hope you're better soon.
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Rachel’s Challenge: Carroll County Schools, Meyzeek Middle School celebrate the power of one
Recently, at Carroll County Schools in Carrollton, Kentucky students celebrated the power of one. The power of one person. The power of one act of kindness.
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Kentuckiana accepting Rachel's Challenge; what it is and how you can join
Rachel Scott was 17-years-old when she was killed at Columbine High School in April, 1999. 12 students and one teacher were shot and killed in that tragedy. Rachel was the first person to die that day; she was sitting outside with a friend.
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Rachel's Essay
Rachel's Challenge
Make a Difference
Nominate someone who is making a difference in your community
WHAS11.com Rachel's Challenge Newsletter
national movement
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A chain reaction: Payton Allen's story
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Rachel's Challenge: Columbine victim's story gave high school student hope
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Columbine victim's story gave hope to Texas school student
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Rachel's Challenge paves way for random acts of kindness
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Meyzeek students educated on bullying through Rachel’s Challenge initiative
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Rachel's Challenge returns to Idaho
