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Sacagawea: A Crucial Member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition By George CGrade 4 Do you think you could’ve jumped into a river during a storm? Sacagawea, a famous Native American who helped complete an expedition with famous explores Lewis and Clark, did this to save tools that would have been valuable to the adventure. This […]
How Sacagawea’s Skills Were Important to Lewis and Clark By Evangeline BuGrade 4 Did you ever wonder how Sacagawea helped Lewis and Clark expand into the west? Sacagawea was a Native American who joined the expedition. Even though she wasn’t a guide, she helped the group in many ways. Sacagawea was important to the Lewis […]
“Ode to Airpods”, written by Adrian, a 9th grade VSA Future Reading and Writing student, won a Silver Key in Poetry in the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards.
“Give It A Shot”, written by Adrian, a 9th grade VSA Future Reading and Writing student and two-time winner of the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards, won a Gold Key in Personal Essay and Memoir in the prestigious 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards.
“A Quiet Step Forward” written by Ike, a 10th grade VSA Future Reading and Writing student and three-time winner of the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards, won a Gold Key in Short Story in the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards.
“Gender In Advertising” written by Ike, a 10th grade VSA Future Reading and Writing student and three-time winner of the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards, won an Honorable Mention in Critical Essay in the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards.
“The Echo of Steel” written by Ike, a 10th grade VSA Future Reading and Writing student and three-time winner of the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards, won an Honorable Mention in Science Fiction and Fantasy in the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards.
“The Waves of Memory” written by Ike, a 10th grade VSA Future Reading and Writing student and three-time winner of the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards, won a Silver Key in Flash Fiction in the 2026 Scholastic Writing Awards.
