In the next several weeks, we will individually introduce these amazing space enthusiasts. By the time our upcoming launch is announced, you will know these students personally and follow their progress as they become space reporters at Kennedy Space Center reporting on the Blue Origin New Shepard mission.
Please welcome the eight 2024 SpaceKids Press Squad members from.......
Bellevue, Washington, Zone 1, 11-year-old Noelle Fetchero
Polson, Montana, Zone 2, 10-year-old Tobias Becker
Bismarck, North Dakota, Zone 3, 9-year-old Nevaya Ternes
West Lafayette, Indiana, Zone 4, 11-year-old Anahita Rai
Burton, West Virginia, Zone 5, 12-year-old Alethea Brown
Orlando, Florida, Boys & Girls Club, 11-year-old Zoey Romero
Ft. Collins, Colorado, 1st Responders, 11-year-old Vivian Bozek
Mexico, New York, U.S, Military, 8-year-old Malaki Sandejas
Congratulations to our space influencers. We thank every student who entered the national drawing and those across the country who made this program so successful. A special shot out to our partners;
Boys & Girls Club of America
Club For The Future
lst Responders Children Foundation
Inspiring kids to explore space and science through the SpaceKids Press Squad is a fantastic way to spark curiosity and creativity. Encouraging hands-on activities and imaginative play can make learning even more exciting. For a fun way to brighten up their space-themed collections, light up LEGO flowers can add a unique touch, bringing their favorite builds to life. Combining education with creativity helps children develop a deeper interest in discovery while making their learning environment more engaging and enjoyable.