Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.
And this month, you guys brought it.
First up, Ian Puce from Randolph, New Jersey.
He sent us these awesome photos from his adventure abroad in Japan.
His family and fellow music students at the Faith Center for the Arts explored the Tokyo Tower, a cat cafe, and even hiking up the Kamikoi Mountains.
And Ian even played his violin at Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima.
Bravo, Ian.
Can't wait to see where you go next.
Up next, Lucy Clark of Williamstown, Virginia, who competed in this year's National Marbles Tournament in New Jersey.
Lucy was a semi-finalist in the tournament after a stunning 33-13 win record.
She said her goal is to spread awareness of the marbles game to others.
A marvelous achievement.
Way to go, Lucy.
And put up all 10 fingers and toes for this next moment from Paraguay where the Keer clan competed in their first ever kickboxing tournament.
>> Silus, SA, and Ezekiel have been putting in the hard work and effort for three years.
And judging by these jabs, they just might be three pros in the making.
Their mom, Melissa, says it wasn't the competition that made her the most proud, but how they faced their fears by stepping in the ring.
>> Finally, a powerful submission from Omaha, Nebraska.
The grand opening of a new school, Identity Preparatory Academy Middle School, just made history by being the first blackfounded state approved all girls school.
School leaders say the mission is to keep girls in their own neighborhoods while giving them access to supportive education.
And this month, you guys brought it.
First up, Ian Puce from Randolph, New Jersey.
He sent us these awesome photos from his adventure abroad in Japan.
His family and fellow music students at the Faith Center for the Arts explored the Tokyo Tower, a cat cafe, and even hiking up the Kamikoi Mountains.
And Ian even played his violin at Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima.
Bravo, Ian.
Can't wait to see where you go next.
Up next, Lucy Clark of Williamstown, Virginia, who competed in this year's National Marbles Tournament in New Jersey.
Lucy was a semi-finalist in the tournament after a stunning 33-13 win record.
She said her goal is to spread awareness of the marbles game to others.
A marvelous achievement.
Way to go, Lucy.
And put up all 10 fingers and toes for this next moment from Paraguay where the Keer clan competed in their first ever kickboxing tournament.
>> Silus, SA, and Ezekiel have been putting in the hard work and effort for three years.
And judging by these jabs, they just might be three pros in the making.
Their mom, Melissa, says it wasn't the competition that made her the most proud, but how they faced their fears by stepping in the ring.
>> Finally, a powerful submission from Omaha, Nebraska.
The grand opening of a new school, Identity Preparatory Academy Middle School, just made history by being the first blackfounded state approved all girls school.
School leaders say the mission is to keep girls in their own neighborhoods while giving them access to supportive education.