SARA GETTYS
SARA GETTYS/Yakima Herald-Republic Eisenhower sophomore Paloma Rivera, 17, signs a banner in support of Rachel's Challenge during the lunch period at Eisenhower High School on Thursday, April 10, 2008. The program, which is just getting started at Eisenhower, aims to create a positive atmosphere in the school and community by doing a variety of types of outreach, from students welcoming new students, to community service and fundraising for those in need. Rachel Scott, for whom the program was named, was the first student killed in the Columbine shooting of 1999. Scott's parents and friends started the program to spread the positive influences and practices she fostered in her life.
Rachel's Challenge
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SARA GETTYS/Yakima Herald-Republic Eisenhower sophomore Paloma Rivera, 17, signs a banner in support of Rachel's Challenge during the lunch period at Eisenhower High School on Thursday, April 10, 2008. The program, which is just getting started at Eisenhower, aims to create a positive atmosphere in the school and community by doing a variety of types of outreach, from students welcoming new students, to community service and fundraising for those in need. Rachel Scott, for whom the program was named, was the first student killed in the Columbine shooting of 1999. Scott's parents and friends started the program to spread the positive influences and practices she fostered in her life.
Rachel's Challenge
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