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Staples High School

Connecticut

73 responses to "American Creed" and counting
Religion of America OttoLC, Staples High School , Connecticut 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... Tagged With america , change , religion , sports , symbols
Symbols of the American Creed. Gabriela L., Staples High School , Connecticut We were tasked with having to answer one of the many invitations about the American Creed. I took the American Flag and imported images of my friends and family, together as Americans, we make up a... Tagged With creed , democracy , flag , independence , symbols
The Melting Pot Kyle D., Staples High School , Connecticut America is a melting pot of people, beliefs, and dreams. Everybody has dreams, and everybody wishes they would come true. I believe that America should be a place where the opportunity to follow yo... Tagged With creed , dream , freedom , opportunity , success
From Discrimination to Immigration; My Jewish American Creed Daniel.B, Staples High School , Connecticut In order to understand how my family has affected the way I view my own American creed, I conducted interviews with my mother, father, and grandmother. Ultimately my goal was to figure out, connect... Tagged With creed , family , jewish
The Freedom Song Claire B., Staples High School , Connecticut My American Creed speaks upon my own experiences growing up in Westport, my continued exposure to the arts, and how my family, freedoms, and opportunities have helped to influence my passions.
The Sculpting Form of Equality Paul A., Staples High School , Connecticut Everybody deserves to be treated equally no matter their race/cultural background. Everyone should also be able to express their feelings and beliefs in order to help others understand their situat... Tagged With culture , equality , harlem renaissance , perspective
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