We should all follow our own American Creed. How all the immigration statuses are breaking everyone apart. We should all just be united and keep striving to get a better life than we already have.

My piece is about how my family history connects to my American creed, and I put my mother and my father's experiences and efforts to be in the United States. Therefore, I explained how their hard work shaped me into the person of who I am today, to work hard in life.

This piece is about my belief that I can be financially successful after high school and where you come from doesn't affect your level of success.

My American Creed Project is about Leadership. Leadership is about encouraging others to move along on the right path, mentoring them to achieve their full potential, and creating an inviting environment around themselves.

In my OpEd i explain and express how America gives us endless opportunities to achieve anything. We can become anyone we strive to be, it just all depends on us. We express our American creed everyday, it's apart of all of our lives.

Education is the key to success in America and most likely the world.

My piece explains how being a minority changes my understanding of the American Creed "all men are created equal"

My project is about what my american creed and how it affects my community. Also about how many people can't afford going to college. I also found a lot of fact that and I tied it up with my community and family friends.

I see education as the key to having a successful future. Many may say that what our teachers teach us in class may not be worth any of our time when really all they're trying to do is set us on the right path for the future.

My piece talks about the ideals of rags-to-riches and how as a country we might not be able to achieve that because of governmental standards.

My Op-Ed is about ways you are able to show what your American Creed is through different forms of actions.

Your race may affect whether you receive the American Creed.

In my essay I talk about the deeply rooted lie in American Culture, 'Rags to Riches' and include my personal opinions as well as my own 'American Belief'.

You don't have to fit the American name to be an American. Let your creed show your identity.

I state how important education is to my family. I will talk about how education is the key to success.

Some people come from places where their voices will not be heard. This is about a girl who seeks freedom similar to how it is in the United States.

This piece is about my American Creed and how it was instilled in me.

I see education as the key to having a successful future. Many may say that what our teachers teach us in class may not be worth any of our time when really all they're trying to do is set us on the right path for the future.

My piece talks about the ideals of rags-to-riches and how as a country we might not be able to achieve that because of governmental standards.

This is about freedom and being free.

People should be able to choose how they live their lives

My piece is about how we as Americans have freedom and how education and hard work leads to success.

American Creed is not just found in things that are "American", but everything in the U.S. has a connection to American Creed.

My Oped is about what my American creed is and what it means to be an American.

This is my writing piece about what I really think being American means. In my opinion it is all about freedoms.

My piece is about the rituals and symbols that make us American compared to the past to the modern day. The image is to compare the things we think of when someone says the word America, and how we treat them as symbols of our own identity, and the way we worship them.

The more we ignore the issues we are facing, the more people are going to turn away and lose faith in their communities.

When anyone looks at America, all they might see is the polarization between each person and the problems that arise. This poem artfully phrases the most important questions in order to truly dissect what it means to be American.

Freedom is an essential aspect to the life of all Americans.

This is a song about kindness and my american creed. this is to the tune of Chlorine By Twenty One Pilots.

Our project symbolizes complete equality through all aspects of America. Equality is spelled in different languages to represent how language and ethnicity should not cause discrimination. The other words demonstrate what separates people from having respect for one another.

The problems that we are still facing in America.

An examination on the similarities of how children of immigrants view their privileges and what it means to be an American.

American Creed is not just found in things that are "American", but everything in the U.S. has a connection to American Creed.

This are my beliefs and how I feel about the American Creed.

I gathered these images of friends, family, students, and acquaintances to try to put a face to our American diversity. I used the flag as my theme, as it is such a unifying symbol for Americans, often regardless of their creed.

What does it mean to be an American? It means having freedom but abiding with the responsibility that comes with it.

I believe that the American Creed comes from the opportunity Americans are provided with to choose your own future. For example, when Americans graduate high school, they have the choice to go to college or not, and if they go to college then they can choose what line of work the

A painting depicting adults following the youth.

This writing piece is about how first generation immigrants view living in America, versus second generation immigrants and some of the struggles they go through to really feel American. You will see these peoples experiences and perspectives of what being American means to them.

My creed is that everyone should be treated with the same equality and respect so that we all have the same possibilities to achieve our own American dream. I see this problem most in schools dealing with minorities.

Ones own idea of their American Creed is greatly shaped on their community and family and, most of all, experiences. Experiences shape each individual in different ways and below you will see a few specific contrasting factors that shape certain individuals as American's.

This letter highlights different perspectives and strorie​s about what it means to give back. In my short lifetime, I have learned the incredible value of freedom and the sacrifices made in order to achieve it.

What is the American Dream? The American Dream is to take advantage of all the opportunities available, and to pave a path for future generations. Education seems to be the key to reaching the future we search for.

The biggest similarity in society since reconstruction and today is what people think it means to be American. Some Americans think to be American you need to bow to the flag and leaders just because you are American.

The story of how risk is essential for the American Dream.

I decided to make my poem about my parents and what it took for them to come here. How they see us (my siblings and I) as Pakistani Americans and their perspective on America and what it holds for us.

My essay is about what American Creed means to me. I give examples of how this is shown in my town and around the world.