Rachel’s Challenge: Columbine shooting victim’s message resonates with millions
A 17-year-old girl who was killed in the Columbine High School shootings left everyone a challenge, one that’s resonating with millions of students throughout the country, including some in our area.
View ArticleLegacy of Rachel's Challenge impact endures
Three years ago, Hope Kincheloe went to class at Lake Highlands High School thinking it would be her last time. "I had a rope and a bottle of pills ready in my room," she said.
View ArticleStart a chain reaction today with Rachel's Challenge
Rachel Scott, just 17, was the first of 13 victims killed at Columbine High School twelve years ago.
View ArticleMcKinney kindergarten student turns hugs into cash
Five-year-old Ian Vizcaino is one of nearly 700 students at McGowen Elementary School in McKinney who was challenged to make an impact. And he did.
View ArticleRachel's Challenge comes to local high school
KVUE is a proud sponsor of Rachel's Challenge. Dorothy Wright, a counselor at Rockdale High School and superintendent Dr. Howell Wright, Jr. joined KVUE to speak about the program.
View ArticleAustin students impacted by Rachel's Challenge
A 17-year-old who lived a life of kindness is inspiring students here in Austin. Rachel Scott was the first victim to die in the Columbine massacre in 1999.
View ArticleFrisco teen's song a hit with Rachel's Challenge
Fifteen-year-old Ellora Lattin wrote a song inspired by Rachel Scott, the first victim of the 1999 massacre at Columbine High School. Now, the nationwide Rachel's Challenge campaign will use the song...
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Austin's source for Rachel's challenge, start a chain reaction. KVUE.com
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