America is a great country, but with problems that need to be fixed. Luckily many Americans are aware of the problems in America like police brutality, high incarceration rates, low ill-maintained education system, etc.

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

Everyone should know that education is one of the most important things in our life. Some people take school for granted, but there are groups of people who actually want to do good in school. They are the ones who help out this country.

My project is to explain how the American Creed isn’t always exemplified through immigrants and people of color in America. While America was founded by immigrants, and built on the backs of people of color, time and time again these people are discr

Is education the key to the American dream? I write about why I value education and how it became important to me.

My piece is a satire that details the inequity in educational opportunity in America.

These are my thoughts on diversity in America

Talented educated people are stuck living in a place where they are not able to take opportunities that will benefit them for their own good. They are not able to take their talents to better themselves because they are too poor to move away and take the opportunities.

My American creed is to be a real American, one needs to live to their full potential and strive to be the greatest they can be. My interview with my parents, about their different cultures, helps me understand how they are the American they are today.

Everyone's idea of the American Creed is different. This piece discusses my personal opinions on what I believe America stands for and how we can set aside our differences and truly symbolize the ideologies that many believe America stands for.

What does it mean to me to be an American? To me being an American means being free, have equal opportunities and to have Natural Rights. Natural rights are rights you are born with and you will have until they day you die. Having equal opportunities

Rice and Cummins value education due to how it creates more opportunities that can turn your American dream into a reality no matter race, skin color, social class, etc. Education gives everyone the same opportunity. 

My American Creed project for the end of the school year. I put the three keywords: Fragility, Opportunity, and Diversity. These are important because they describe what America is all about and what we are.

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

My poem is about what can make us all Americans and even when we all come from different nation.

The equal opportunity of furthering education is important to many. The act of making sure the path is open to all is essential to American.

Your family's stories make up your stories, it's important to take the good traits from people and carry them on with you. My American creed comes from my mother's American Creed and that is an incredible thing.

This speech that I have created is about how I depict myself as an American and how there is so many aspects of American life. I also describe how important these really are and how some people don’t recognize the importance.

My writing is about America being a land of opportunity, but there is a lack of accessibility to education to lower income families and immigrants.

A Letter to our Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos.

American education is essential to achieving the American dream and it molds our American values into what they are today. Getting a good education helps get you a better job and better quality of life. American education makes us into who we are.

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.

The United States is a beautiful dream and can open doors for many individuals; unfortunately, for some members of our country, doors remain closed.

The Pledge of Allegiance rewritten