Twin River donates rice, one correct answer at a time
Brecken Vetick, Emmett Zarek and Nolan Shanle are just three of the Twin River students who answers questions in their free time through freerice.com. The district has answered more than 100,000 questions correctly. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz
Brecken Vetick, Emmett Zarek and Nolan Shanle are just three of the Twin River students who answers questions in their free time through freerice.com. The district has answered more than 100,000 questions correctly. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz
Twin River social studies teaher Ryan Sidwell explains how freerice.com works.
Twin River social studies teaher Ryan Sidwell explains how freerice.com works.
GENOA— What is happening in the classroom at Twin River is being felt on the other side of the world.
Twin River students have been participating in freerice.com, where answering questions will lead to 10 grains of rice being donated for each correct response. In just over three years, students in Genoa have answered 100,000 questions correctly, which translates into one million grains of rice.