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9-10s student wins second place in Celebrate America Creative Writing Contest
Ayla won second place in the American Immigration Council’s annual Celebrate America Creative Writing Contest. According to the website: “The contest inspires educators to bring U.S. Immigration history and lessons into their classrooms and gives students the opportunity to explore … Continue reading
Eighth graders explore their immigrant roots
This project is an exploration of our immigrant roots and their connection to our activism project this year. How is it that a country built by immigrants has such a negative sentiment towards immigrants today? Is it not the same? … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Class Notes, In the classroom, MCS
Tagged Activism, exploration, immigration, In the classroom, MCS, roots, social justice activism, student interviews
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You’re invited: Cultural Festival to Support Fifth Floor Activism Project
By Kyle 8th Grade This year, the 7th and 8th grade activism project is focusing on the DREAM Act. The DREAM Act is a bill that says that if you came to the U.S. before the age of fifteen and … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Fun, In the classroom, MCS
Tagged Activism, cultural festival, dream act, events, fun, fundraiser, immigration, MCS
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