High School Hunger Games

Bethany and the Fidelisaurus took a field trip on Monday to last year's High School Hunger Games champions Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons School to check up on their progress for this year's High School Hunger Games.

Last year Notre Dame Bishop Gibbons, in Schenectady, won our first High School Hunger Games. They're back again this year, and based on what I saw when I went to visit last week, they're definitely in the running again this year!

Bethany has already visited several of our participating schools in this year's High School Hunger Games, and is planning to visit the others in upcoming weeks. From what she's seen so far, everyone is doing a great job at gathering food for the hungry!

Ever wonder what it would be like to go to high school with Jason Aldean? Well, you don't have to wonder anymore! Jason's new video for his latest single "Gonna Know We Were Here" was shot in his hometown, in his old high school and features video from an actual homecoming football game from his alma mater...

Fidelis Care has teamed up with WGNA and 10 local high schools to collect as many pounds of non-perishable food items as we can!  The school that collects the most food will win a Flight Trampoline Party!

It's time to announce the competing schools for our 2nd Annual High School Hunger Games competition!

Your high school could make history and win an amazing prize, fame, and pride in our second annual High School Hunger Games!

We're hard at work recruiting schools to go head-to-head in our Capital District High School Hunger Games! There are only a few days left to nominate your school to be involved.

For the second year in a row, WGNA wants to see which high school can gather the most non-perishable food in WGNA's High School Hunger Games!

At Duanesburg, 'GNA's Capital District High School Hunger Games isn't just a High School thing!  Folks of all ages are doing everything they can to bring nonperishable food items into the school to see if they can win the trampoline party and tickets to the new Hunger Games movie...

The lights were bright over the football field at Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School Friday night for the Sectional game.  Sure, the football team won, but the real winners?  The community! Because the staff, administration, and students there have got it right...

Seniors Dan Asselin and Annie Riley heard about our High School Hunger Games on the radio one morning on their way to school and decided it would be a great thing for their school to participate in! And, we're glad they did! Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons High in Schenectady is well on their way to being victorious...