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April Hero of the Month: Justin Peterson
Justin has helped raise more than $58,000 for Inland Northwest Honor Flight in four years.
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N. Idaho students develop anti-bullying workshop
Many Inland Northwest schools are successfully reducing bullying through a program called Rachel’s Challenge. Students in Kellogg, Idaho said they noticed so much change after going through the program, they developed a refresher course.
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January Hero of the Month helped others while battling cancer
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Rival schools unite to take up Rachel's Challenge
The entire Mountainside Middle School Student body spent time at Northwood Middle School to hear the story of Rachel Scott, the first person killed in the mass shooting at Columbine High School.
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November Hero of the Month fighting to end bullying in schools
The Sterling Bank Hero of the Month for November is New Vision High School Senior Shantel Shofner.
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February Hero of the Month: Ce'nedra Thomas of Tekoa HS
Thomas is Student Body President and a National Honor Society member. She helped run the Tekoa food drive and serves as a peer mentor, guiding students transitioning to the high school
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Joan Crawford’s daughter aims to combat bullying with documentary
Christina Crawford was born in to the Hollywood spotlight. Beyond the bright lights, she says her life with her mother, film legend Joan Crawford, was bleak.
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Centennial Middle School holds all day anti-bullying workshop
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Spokane County Sheriff speaks out against bullying
A Spokane community leader is standing up against bullying, and is working to remind kids how crucial it is to be kind.
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Students accept Rachel’s Challenge at Riverside for the 2nd year
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Inland Northwest students embrace Rachel's Challenge
Rachel's Challenge is a kindness campaign to reduce bullying in our schools. The campaign was created after Rachel Scott was shot and killed in the Columbine High School shooting nearly 12 years ago.
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October’s Hero of the Month: Kyrah Peterson
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Grand Coulee students take on Rachel's Challenge
Teenagers at Lake Roosevelt High School signed up for the pro-kindness campaign inspired by Rachel Scott, a victim of the 1999 shooting at Columbine High School.
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Meet the August Hero of the Month
"Sterling Bank Hero of the Month" is a chance for us to recognize young people for their acts of kindness.
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July “Hero of the Month” is known for putting others first
As a student at Chase Middle School, Savannah Agnew took a stand against bullies.
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Riverside MS students plant tree, keep Rachel's Challenge message going
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Mountainside Middle School recognizes 8 students as part of Rachel's Challenge
As part of Rachel’s Challenge, Mountainside Middle School recognized 8 students Friday for their focus on compassion.
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March's Sterling Bank Hero of the Month
March’s “Sterling Bank Hero of the Month” is Roshelle Gering from Shaw Middle School.
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Riverside High School students help spread pro-kindness message
Some local high school students are inspiring elementary children to be kind to one another as part of a pro-kindness campaign called Rachel’s Challenge.
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Centennial Middle School hosts "Mix-It-Up" Lunch
In an effort to promote kindness and reduce bullying in their school; students at Centennial Middle School held a “Mix-It-Up” lunch as part of the Rachel’s Challenge program.
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Northwood Middle School hosts "New Student Luncheon"
After recently accepting “Rachel’s Challenge”, seventh graders at Northwood Middle School sat down Friday for a “New Student Luncheon.”
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Local schools use monster trucks to stop bullies in their tracks
Some of the most monstrous trucks on the planet will be in Spokane this weekend, and they plan to show bullies, and the audience, what they’re made of.
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Teens use anti-bullying video game in classroom
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Rachel's Challenge launched at Riverside Middle, High Schools
On Tuesday, Riverside Middle School and high school students heard the story of Rachel Scott. Rachel was the first person killed in the shooting at Columbine High School.
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Riverside High School takes on 'Rachel's Challenge'
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Students take on Rachel's Challenge at Ephrata Middle School
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Students respond to Rachel's Challenge on social media
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Rachel's Challenge Week kicks off
This week, several Inland Northwest schools are launching Rachel's Challenge. The pro-kindness program was inspired by a 17-year-old girl killed in the Columbine shootings.
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Northwood Middle School joins Rachel's Challenge
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Rachel's Challenges reaches Mountainside students.
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Okanogan students pledge to make a difference, accept Rachel's Challenge
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Area schools accept 'Rachel's Challenge'
Rachel Scott was the first person killed in the Columbine shootings. After hear death, her diaries revealed her vision: if one person went out of their way to show kindness, it could start a chain reaction.
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Hero of the Month: Woman thanks Good Samaritan after scary wreck
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Centennial Middle School students take on Rachel's Challenge
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Spokane Valley middle school accepts 'Rachel's Challenge'
Students at Spokane Valley’s Centennial Middle School accepted the “Rachel’s Challenge” Wednesday, in hopes of starting a chain reaction of kindness.
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School tries to carry 'Rachel's Challenge' into the future
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Spokane girl turns bullied past into pro-kindness program
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Betty Kiefer Elementary takes on Rachel's Challenge
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Columbine survivors want to spread inspiring program through Inland NW
Parker and his legislative assistant Ben Okley, who was a sophomore at the school, see a message of hope emerging from the tragic day.
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Rachel's Challenge: A kindness campaign to reduce bullying in our schools
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Professor thinks Rachel's Challenge can change school bullying culture
Rachel Scott was the first victim of the Columbine High School massacre. An essay she wrote helped launch a school program to encourage kids to make a difference with acts of kindness.
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Remembering Columbine with Rachel's Challenge
It’s been 12 years since the anniversary of the Columbine school massacre, but the father of the first victim is making sure no one forgets that by creating Rachel’s Challenge.
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KREM.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
