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Our Education System Silences Students
Currently, schools don't offer students enough choices within their eductations.
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Purnata Subah
Balancing School, Mental Health and COVID-19
During COVID-19, it is more difficult than ever for students like me to balance school and taking care of our mental health.
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Annika Grant Halvorson
The Key to a Bright Future? Understanding the Past
Empowering, accurate curriculums in social studies classes will equip students with the civic knowledge necessary to avoid repeating history's worst mistakes.
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Nyasha Musoni
Views from the West Wing: A Story of Suburban Wealth and Student Necessity
In Kirkland, Washington, a suburb of Seattle, low- and middle- income students face unique challenges to learning effectively and fitting in at school.
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Ndidi Opara
Why Civics Exams Fail, and What Should Be Done Instead
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Catherine Liu
CTE Classes Are No Joke—If Taken Like They’re Meant To Be
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Ashley Lin
When To Draw The Line with Class Size at Public Schools
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Clara S. Richards
Redefining Education: Acknowledging Diversity with Culturally Responsive Curricula
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Asher Gladstone
The Case for Electronic Learning
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Laya Reddy
Grades: Obsolete?
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Nadine Chisom
An Education of the Future
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Kristen D'Souza
Plastic Trophies and Ill-Fitting Suits: A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Speech and Debate
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Asher Gladstone
Coronavirus High School: Education That Doesn’t Work
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Scott Lee
The Great Equalizer and the Epidemic
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Leigh Walden
The Invisible Pressure: Creating a Culture of Competition Over Learning
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Kristen D'Souza
Managing Academic Stress in Schools Today
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Laya Reddy
A Conversation on Competition
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Catherine Liu
Understand the Backgrounds of ALL Students
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Arli Moyao-Ramirez
Stacked
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Leigh Walden
When “Equal Access” Leads To Inequality In American Classrooms
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Scott Lee
Shoot for the Stars: A Tale of #prestigiouscollegekids and the Ivy League + other Elite Schools
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Nadine Chisom
Graduating Middle Class: Colleges’ Hidden Obstacles for Middle Income Students
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Asher Gladstone
Your Future Starts Here — But No Pressure
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Clara S. Richards
Redefine Success through Learning Journeys
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Ashley Lin
School: Not a Conveyor Belt
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Nadine Chisom
The Deterioration of ESL Education in America
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Scott Lee
When One Size Doesn’t Fit All
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Mina Freeburg
A Thing or Two: A Student’s Perspective of the American Educational System
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Hawa Hamidou Tabayi
Silent in the Face of Oppression: A Story of Cultural Incompetence in American Schools
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Endiya Griffin
Confronting Educational Disengagement with a Contract
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Clara S. Richards
What’s Being Done About Students’ Mental Health and What Still Needs to Happen
An Investigation of Three Different High Schools
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Maya Green
The Stereotypical High School Story
I developed my critical thinking skills and leadership through prioritization.
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Salomee Levy
Is It Worth It?
What I’m asking for is for my peers to be more cognizant of their privilege and place in our society.
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Ranen Miao
Gifted and Talented — and Miserable
Somewhere, there must be a happy medium between academic challenge and excessive stress.
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Sadie Bograd
Stress for Every Student: Competition in Academics at Adlai E. Stevenson High School
School’s work in protecting mental health and a positive academic climate stops where the student’s responsibility starts.
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Mary Polupan
College: The Pursuit of Success or Happiness?
Success is not often determined by how hard you work (like my high school), but instead who you know.
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Karla Sanford
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