Neary 2A 18-19
Sophomores

Connecticut

16 responses to "American Creed" and counting
My Family's Goals Sam M., Staples High School , Connecticut Growing up in affluent town does not expose you to much but when you examine your whole family you can begin to understand what makes you and what goals have been passed down through your family. Tagged With creed , family , religion
My American Creed Zach P, Staples High School , Connecticut This piece is about what my American Creed is and what it could do for the United States. Tagged With creed , government , hope , immigration , poverty
Education for kids Tom S., Staples High School , Connecticut Since the kids are the future of this planet, why not educate them from a young age. With the basics of education and the opportunity to proceed to a higher education, the future would be filled w... Tagged With creed , education , freedom , opportunity
My Lebanese-American Creed Joey I., Staples High School , Connecticut This writing peace shows how my family's American Creed has carried onto our lives in the United States after moving from Lebanon. Although immigrating is a big change in ones life, it is important... Tagged With family , immigration
The Importance of Education Hayley B., Staples High School , Connecticut This piece expresses my American creed and how my values about education and hard work have shaped me and the decisions I make. Different perspectives are incorporated to illustrate similar beliefs... Tagged With education
America: Religious Freedom is a Right Daria M., Staples High School , Connecticut My American Creed is the importance of religious freedom. It is something America offers that gives individuals a sense of security. Tagged With america , dream , fear , immigration , religion
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