Rachel's Challenge For Rich Schools.

Anita Weston, Reporter

Rich Civic Times

RANDOLPH, Utah.  August 20, 2014. Rachel’s Challenge is a program to create and improve peer interaction.  It is a way show individuals how to reach out to other students and help them. 

The program will be presented at the North Rich Elementary, Middle School, and parents on September 3.  The Elementary presentation will be in the morning, the Middle School in the afternoon, and parents and other individuals who would like to participate in the evening.

The program will be given at the South Rich Elementary in the morning of September 4, to the High School in the afternoon of that day, and to parents and other interested individuals in the evening.

It is a very powerful and moving program.  It will touch everyone who watches it emotionally.  Rachael was a 15-year old girl who was sitting outside Columbine High School when the shooting occurred.  She was the first student whose life was taken.  She had lots of hopes and dreams.  She wanted to change the world by being kind and respectful. 

The program will help students to improve their interactions with not only their peers but everyone with whom they come in contact.  It will help students become more respectful and involved.  If you are interested in knowing more about this presentation before attending the program, you can go to Google and type in Rachel’s Challenge.  It will give more information about this program.

All students, parents, and members of the communities in the County are invited and encouraged to attend.