How does your community's wealth affect the quality of education?

My grandparents made a great journey to the U.S. to better their lives.

Years after my grandfather passed away I have written a letter to him explaining how his stories have changed my life.

In this project, we interviewed 3 different age groups to see each age groups perception of the American Dream, and how it related to other age groups.

Thoughts on American Creed as shown by robot.

I had to put the images into chunks so it can show up more clearly. However, there can be words that are still not clear. My poster is basically about immigration. My explanation and reason why this is significant to American Creed is explained below. Please enjoy.

American Creed

This explains how perseverance is a key topic in our American creed.

We often focus so much on what is the American Creed or dream when in reality this one dream or creed is made up of every citizen's individual dream. This is an in depth look at the Jewish people's view on life in America.

Nick Balesky and I compare and share our grandparents adventures from Europe to Michigan today.

An essay about our individualistic principles.

We always say we want to be The UNITED States of America. But how true is that?

My grandpa's American dream.

Inspired by the American Creed documentary, we decided to make our own version by interviewing people of different ages, races and gender to get the diverse views of students at our high school. We found many commonalities and many differences among Americans.

What is Gen-Z?

This work is a narrative describing the story of my Great Grandpa Lewis J. Minor and how he and his family came to America from Ireland in order to live the American Dream.

This piece is about the American dream of equal opportunity. This work is specifically focused on the just world hypothesis and how it leads to the misconception that is the American dream.

In this article I discuss inequalities that plague American education.

This passage is about the process of becoming a U.S. citizen and a specific perspective of that process from the eyes of my parents.

The following work talks about the important values of American creed that exist to this day. There is no doubt that the values written in the nation’s documents are still in use today. By reading this piece, you will discover how well America has kept these values throughout these years.

The story of three different immigrants, and the reasons why they came.

A few things America could use to make the country a better place overall.

A family's Immigration story.

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.

For my American Creed project I interviewed people of different races and genders about the issues that America is having today. I made sure to ask everyone the same questions, so I could see the difference in answer. I turned these interviews into a scrapbook:

Our piece talks about teamwork in America, unity, and how it should be more valued in our country

These immigration stories are supposed to see the point of view of immigrants. It's supposed to help you understand their struggles.

Equality is arguably the most important American Creed, in this piece you will read about events that either represent equality or fail to.

Why education has been and is still a strong aspect of our American culture.