英语翻译Thousands of children in North Texas have taken part in

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Thousands of children in North Texas have taken part in Rachel's Challenge,also called Rachel's Rally,which was organized to encourage students to be kind and compas-sionate(有同情心的).On Thursday,we got to see hou it changed their lives.About 2500 students from two dozen schools took part in it.Students carried a large paper chain,in which their good deeds were written onto each link by them.It was all part of Rachel Scott's dream to make a difference.Rachel Scott was the first victim(受害者) in the Columbine shooting and her journals inspired Rachel's Challenge.On Thursday night,the biggest moment came near the end of the rally.As the chain reaction of kindness filled Pizza Hut Park in Frisco,Natalie Vinsey watched from the stage.She was provided with the money to go to college.While Rachel's Challenge has changed her school,Naaman Forest High School in Garland,it has also changed her life."It is good to have people who are outside of the family be there and help me whenever I need help," she said.Students collected more than $1000 for the senior after her mother died last December.It was a heartbreaking loss for the teenager who lost her father three years earlier.Her teacher,Lutitia Featherston,also helped Vinsey find money for college."Because of Featherston,I am now getting into a college that I have been wanting to go to for four years," Vinsey said."And,if it hadn't been for her,I wouldn't have even been going to any other college." The school's compassion for one of their own inspired others beyond the campus—kindness can make a difference.