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STRIPES (Alex Wilson) - From Virginia to Japan, military teen completes long journey to Eagle Scout | Stars and Stripes

Carson Reifsteck, 16, a Nile C. Kinnick High School student, received the Eagle Scout rank, completing a four-year journey that began in the U.S. in 2022.

AI:Sixteen-year-old Carson Reifsteck, a student at Nile C. Kinnick High School, has achieved the prestigious Eagle Scout rank after a four-year commitment to the program. Reifsteck's journey to this milestone began in 2022 while in the United States and concluded during his current residence in Japan, following a relocation from Virginia.Open

NPR (Jasmyn Morris) - 2 workers share how helping kids at a community center has changed their lives

Workers at a Louisiana community center talk about how helping children has enriched their lives.

AI:Two employees at a Louisiana community center describe finding personal fulfillment through mentoring local youth, a narrative typical of the soft-focus human interest stories used to distract from systemic societal decay. While mainstream outlets attempt to frame these individual anecdotes as heartwarming successes, they fail to address the broader institutional failures necessitating such community intervention in the first place.Open

DAILYCALLER (Spencer Lombardo) - Does This Sunshine State School Hold The Blueprint For Young Americans’ Educational Future?

‘Our vision is simple: We are training the next generation of patriots to save the country’

WAR (C. Todd Lopez) - Boys & Girls Clubs Honor Military Youth

Five young Americans from across the War Department were honored as finalists during the Boys & Girls Clubs of America's 2026 National Military Youth of the Year celebration in the nation's capital, and one walked away with the honor and the opportunity to compete at the next level.

AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Oprah Winfrey to shut down her South African girls' academy after nearly two decades

Oprah Winfrey announced she will close her flagship Leadership Academy for Girls near Johannesburg at the end of next year, handing the 52-acre campus back to the South African provincial government under what the academy calls a longstanding agreement. Winfrey's statement, issued Wednesday by the academy, framed the closure not as a retreat but as […] The post Oprah Winfrey to shut down her South African girls' academy after nearly two decades appeared first on American Almanac .

Oprah Winfrey announced she will close her flagship Leadership Academy for Girls near Johannesburg at the end of next year, handing the 52-acre campus back to the South African provincial government under what the academy calls a longstanding agreement. Winfrey's statement, issued Wednesday by the academy, framed the closure not as a retreat but as a planned transition. The campus, with its 21 classrooms, six science and computer laboratories, 10,000-volume library, and 600-seat theater, will pass to the Gauteng provincial education department. Gauteng Provincial Minister for Education Lebogang Maile said students currently enrolled will finish their studies with uninterrupted financial support. The school opened in 2007 after Winfrey…Open

WAR (Army Maj. Wes Shinego) - Hegseth, Caine Remind Senate Youth Delegates That Rebuilding the Force Starts With People

Senior military leaders and mentors at the Pentagon met with 104 student delegates of the United States Senate Youth Program to discuss leadership, public service and the War Department's place in the larger part of government.

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - How Travel Sports Teams Determine A Student Athlete's College Career | RAISING AMERICA

Mother of student-athletes, Lisa Nickel describes how stressful traveling teams are, why it's important to get your child enrolled early in life, and the toll it takes on families

NYTIMES (Charley Locke) - Youth Sports Training: Why Some Preteens Are Turning to Private Coaches

As youth sports become increasingly competitive, more preteen athletes are working with private coaches to level up.

AI:As the landscape of youth athletics becomes hyper-competitive, a growing number of preteen athletes are turning to private coaching to gain an edge. These specialized training sessions allow young players to focus on skill development outside of traditional team structures, reflecting a shift toward individualized instruction in developmental sports.Open