Science is an important subject in school, but how are schools sparking the interest of students from a young age? Go inside what two Michiana schools are doing to make science fun.

For young children, music can help them learn other skills and even gain skills for their future academic careers.

Students from Washington and John Adams high schools in South Bend have taken part in demonstrations such as March for Our Lives, and started their own movements here in Michiana. Also, how does someone teach students to be socially aware? A teacher from Washington High School explains.

A Peer to Peer mentoring program that matches up students with other students who have a disability to make sure they are active members of the school community.

Some school districts and corporations make sure to have support systems in place to help students as they move from one school to the next

Twelve-year-old Evan Andert of LaVille Elementary had a big job to do when he began kindergarten--to educate his teachers and classmates about his severe allergy to tree nuts.   He and his mom took on this challenge and are responsible for changing how the entire district handles severe food allergies.

Boxers at Rock Steady Boxing of Michiana are living with Parkinson's and the training helps their balance, flexibility and gives them a much needed community of support.