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Williamson High School

Williamson High School 9th Grade Students

This is a group of 9th-grade students taking American History.

Humans of Tioga County

A brief talk with Chris Gleason and his opinion on advances in technology

Journalistic Storytelling

Tobacco addiction.

Democracy to me

Democracy to me is waking up in the morning and living your life.

Democracy to Me

To me democracy is friendship. It’s being able to share different opinions but still coming together in the end.

humans of Tioga

“Don´t waste time in life, just go for it”-Christian Ling

Democracy

Tioga Court House

Humans of Tioga County

This is my quote from my interview of a Human of Tioga County

Democracy to me

Being able to learn and have a future.

Humans of Tioga County

“The happiest moment of my life was the birth of my first child because no one can prepare you for that kind of happiness."

Humans of Tioga County

This is my Humans of Tioga county post

Humans of Tioga County

My humans of Tioga County interview.

What Democracy Means to Me

This is what democracy means to me. I believe that in a democracy, everyone gets an equal say. Everyone's opinion is important. I think a history class is the most accurate portrayal of what a democracy is.

Democracy

To me, democracy means unity. Everyone is to be included no matter any differing trait they may have like their beliefs, sex, race, and culture. This equality builds our country and welcomes diversity in bonds and people.

Democracy To Me

This is the Lawrenceville Municipal Building. Democracy, to me, is citizen’s choice. By having citizens take part and have an influence on our daily life, it creates democracy.

Journalistic Storytelling

My presentation

Journalistic Story Telling

I enjoyed learning about my topic with this project! It opened my eyes to the importance of local reporting, especially on issues people only see on a national level.

Democracy to me

I think democracy is spending time with friends and family, to look back on the special memories together.

Democracy to Me

My picture is a cross, which shows democracy to me because of religious democracy. Everyone gets a say in what religion they want to be in. It also affects the laws and the rules.

Democracy to me.

What Democracy means to me is people working together to create something new and beautiful to inspire others to create.

Humans of Tioga

“You find in life what you look for.”-Lonnie Heffner

Humans of Tioga County

This is my humans of Tioga County post.

Journalistic Story Telling

This topic allowed me to understand that everyone has the ability to help out in their communities, Though who I interviewed no longer does things for the community, he provided valuable insight.

Humans of Tioga County

This is my Humans of Tioga County post.

Humans of Tioga County

Joseph Jones Matt Dibble: ¨We gained about 500 riders this year¨

Democracy to Me

To me, democracy means coming together and working towards the same goal. In this picture, my soccer team is coming together in order to take down the goals for the season.

Humans of Tioga County

This is my Humans of Tioga County Project

Humans of Tioga County

This is my Humans of Tioga County post.

Humans of Tioga County

“Practicing on the field won't do you any good, you have to practice outside of being on the field.”

Humans Of Tioga County

This is my humans of Tioga County

Humans of Tioga county

This is my Humans of Tioga county post

democracy to me

in each friend group their are roles

Democracy To Me

Most Anericans have a flag hanging somewhere around their house today as a way of showing their support to our country

Humans of Tioga County

This is my Humans of Tioga County.

Humans of Tioga County

Interview of Lindsay Crance by me, Darby Crance. This is my Humans of Tioga County journalism project to interview someone in my community and share quote that I think is important

Democracy to me

This picture for me means democracy because my friends always have my back , supporting me.

Humans of Tioga County

Democracy is brotherhood.

Journalistic Story Telling Piece

This project has really given me an insight into the effects humans have on destroying ecosystems locally and on a national level. Although I was new to the area, I was able to speak with a local expert on the problems it can cause to my new home.

Democracy to Me

"Where students are able to control of their own lives and learning"

Democracy to me

Democracy to me is when people come together to make an important decision. This picture represents democracy to me because pennies may not seem important but just like people they're there when you need them.

what democracy means to me

what democracy means to me i guess

What democracy means to me

Democracy means to me freedom and my are a choice that I made with my freedom

Humans of Tioga County

This is my humans of Tioga post

Democracy in my eyes

I picked a photo of a campaign sign because a big part of democracy is voting.

Journalistic Story-telling Piece

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Humans Of Tioga County

Pastoral family

Humans of Tioga County

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Humans of Sophomore Honors-Symphony

For my Humans of Sophomore Honors assignment, I interviewed my classmate Symphony. She talked about her goals, beliefs, and life.

Journalistic Article: Homelessness and its Affects

I did an interview on how businesses have been affected by the homeless population. What changes do you make to survive and what conflicts do you face.

Pandemic Anxiety

I interviewed Eleia Cruz about how the pandemic has affected her mental health. We discussed the major factors in teen anxiety today, and why it has been increasing.

J.J. : interviewed by Blake.S

J.J. was interviewed by Blake.S about their plans for the future

Levi: interviewed by Preston

Levi was interviewed by Preston

Humans of "The Pepperbox"

The pandemic's effect

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Haley Foster

I interviewed Haley Foster and I learned she is a very kind and caring person. I learned that she is a black belt in martial arts and wants to perssure a career in engingering.

Humans of Zuni: Anthony Sice

In the Pueblo of Zuni, we open ourselves to windows of opportunity to grow and prosper. Anthony found his passion for baseball in the red dirt fields, playing with family, uncovering a talent he didn't know he had, and nurturing that talent.

Condors and the Yurok Tribe

This article is about the Yurok Tribes' participation in the Condor Restoration Program.

Never Quit

This post is based on a interview that I conducted with a fellow student named Autumn Cooeyate.

local government

https://docs.google.com/document/d/19q0GsoCHqPzl4ZUqhd3Xh19OYS6NeHZnVla_dmkCeGs/edit?usp=sharing This made me think about how ignorant my school is towards sexual assault.

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Natalie

I interviewed Natalie Arrez Alcantar about what she wants to do when she grows up.

The origins of R&B, Jazz, and Rock

This article will inform you about the origins of R&B, Rock, and Jazz. It will talk about their African American Origins and the impact African American music/culture has left on today's media. (Trigger warning, racism and racial epithets)

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Kai Riggs Turpin

A interview of Kai composed and written by Kate. About him as a person. In this interview he talked about his failures, experiences and goals.

Dancing Through COVID

Has Covid had an impact on the activities you love to do? For dancers, they discovered their true interests and they fought through the struggles that Covid brought.

the programs you never knew about

Most schools have fun organizations for students like theater, chess and student council, but Texas High offers many more clubs that a lot of students don’t realize we have.

Monica's Pitch

Monica's pitch about drug usage in her community and healthy living

Sleeping Problems in Youth

Students who struggle with sleeping are more likely to develop mental health problems.

Journalistic Story Telling

I enjoyed learning about my topic with this project! It opened my eyes to the importance of local reporting, especially on issues people only see on a national level.

Democracy

These May River students are voting on who has to buy Starbucks for the group next. “All in favor of John raise your hand” Because of this vote, John has to buy Starbucks next. Although John is not in favor of himself, the majority wins the vote.

Why People Steal and What Communities Can do to Solve it

This article discusses shoplifting and many things underlying it.

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humans of publications with Dakota dennard.

Tribal Sovereignty

Sacred Earthlings with sacred practices. We as A:shiwi (Zuni) people keep our religion sacred. And with this comes a law created by the Tribal Government. The No Flash Photography law that is abided by us as well as nonmembers of the community.

Mason: interviewed by Isaiah

Mason interviewed by Isaiah.

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