Sarah Solovy (center) gets a tissue to help with her tears Friday after listening to the story of Rachel Scott, the first Columbine shooting victim and the reason for the Rachel's Challenge campaign. | Michelle LaVigne ~ Sun-Times Media

Larry Scott came to Caruso Middle School on Friday to talk to students and promote positive attitudes through Rachel's Challenge, named after his niece Rachel, who was one of the first Columbine shooting victims. | Michelle LaVigne ~ Sun-Times Media

Caruso Middle School students sign a poster Friday pledging to carry on Rachel's Challenge, which is named after a Columbine shooting victim who had a dream to inspire positivity in others. | Michelle LaVigne ~ Sun-Times Media

Caruso Middle School students watch a video Friday about the life of Rachel Scott, one of the victims of the Columbine shooting. | Michelle LaVigne ~ Sun-Times Media

Caruso Middle School students take a moment to reflect Friday during a presentation on Rachel's Challenge. It is named after a Columbine shooting victim who had a dream to inspire positivity in others. | Michelle LaVigne ~ Sun-Times Media