This piece was written to remind us of the symbols that represent our American Creed.

A story about a kid who find's his history

This talks about how overall communication is what made America and ultimately it makes people an American.

Tycen B. and Trenton C. of Yreka High School explored the question, "How does/has land influenced your American Dream?" by interviewing three community members from different perspectives.

The word freedom comes to mind when we think of the question what does it mean to be American because America is known throughout the world as a country built on freedom.

I describe what being an American means to me in Minecraft with cool builds and some talking overlay.

Growing up as a African-Amrican in America comes with several challeges. How we have to deal with the court system and enforcement with the police. How different cultures come to America to live a better life and have to deal with the world not accepting them and their religion.

What is your dream? How do you plan to achieve your dream? Do you believe your dream aligns with the American dream?

A poem about the qualities that make us American.

This is a song about my American Creed.

What are the values that we share as Americans?

The issue of Mass Incarceration in America by Ayanna Samuels-Francis

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

My piece is about what it means to be an American.

In this piece, I break apart the American Creed and go into the ideas which make it up including how we got here, how we express our American Creed, and our freedom.

What being american means to me and others.

The American Dream exists within all of us. The American Dream is not a single goal but multiple. It varies from the American Dream of Pride, the American Dream of Freedom, etc. But one of the most important assets of the American Dream is education.

Our final paper for Senior year (2018), my thoughts on how to improve or somewhat improve the conditions of American lives, by increasing communication.

My op-ed piece on what is, or should be, the American Dream.

We might not agree on everything, even if it's with our own family. However, we can and should understand what people of other views than us think. But, a lot of the times we don't. We need to fix that.

Nick wondered about what the American dream is and how it changes over time. He interviewed an older neighbor who had also served in the military to find answers to this question. This is Cecil's American story.

This is about my American Creed.

This is what I think being an American is...

This is my American creed

My piece is about how we as a country can come together and accomplish things in the future, instead of being in a constant static state.

Understanding how citizen participation in politics has changed American society, and its impact on current American issues.

I wrote this op-ed to encourage everyone to help out other people

What our group talked about was what it meant to be an American. We talked about our personal experiences, past history, and we also had to reflect off of what one another said.

Education is one of the most important things in your life. It is important that educators make sure that no child is left behind, especially when education is their opportunity to become so much more than they can imagine.

Your race may affect whether you receive the American Creed.