This image symbolizes democracy because by someone raising their hand proves freedom of speech in our country. People have the right to say whatever they want to say without being persecuted for speaking your piece.

The picture is depicting the seasons changing in Athens Pennsylvania which in this photo the diversity in the tree color is representing the diversity of people’s opinions in our democracy which allows our government to change. The seasons are ever

I interviewed an old friend from summer camp for my English project.

This was an interview project we did for English class.

This assignment that I did is based on Humans Of New York. I interviewed one of my teachers, asking him two personal questions about himself and his life. I recorded his answer and then took a picture of him.

This was a project for my English 10 Class. I interviewed Nick Jacob.

This is a picture taken out of an airplane over lower central New York.

This photo represents the choices the people of the US can make to make their country better for themselves. Having this choice means your voice means something and you have power in the form of voting in a democracy.

"Humans of the Valley" was a social experiment similar to "Humans of New York" where we asked people thought-provoking questions.

I interviewed one of my teammates who I look up to and asked them how they wanted to be remembered

El Ondrey campaigning for District Attorney. It represents someone running for political office and campaigning for votes for an election. Fair and free elections are the hallmark of democracy.

I interviewed a teacher similar to "Humans of New York."

Philadelphia | What does democracy look like? Our Democracy student journalist Katie Fang answers this question through a profile of local teen artist Mekala Kumar.

In our class, we were doing a project similar to the "Humans of New York."

This was a class project and I interviewed our new student.

Kethan is a high school student in Philadelphia. His family immigrated to the United States from India. He tells their family story through photos.

For the Humans of the Valley project, we were to interview a random person asking personal questions about their life. I chose to interview my substitute teacher Mr. Spalding. I asked him what he was passionate about.

I recently interviewed a friend about what she would've told her younger self.

Interview questions to an acquaintance.

This photo represents the choices the people of the US can make to make their country better for themselves. Having this choice means your voice means something and you have power in the form of voting in a democracy.

El Ondrey campaigning for District Attorney. It represents someone running for political office and campaigning for votes for an election. Fair and free elections are the hallmark of democracy.

"Humans of the Valley" was a social experiment similar to "Humans of New York" where we asked people thought-provoking questions.

I interviewed one of my teammates who I look up to and asked them how they wanted to be remembered

I'm doing this for school. :)

Students throughout 2020 up to recently have dealt with stress involving school and changes, causing behavioral changes and adults not quite understanding the reasons why. Get a inside read of students' and a few teachers side of things.

This was a class project that allowed me to interview one of my soccer teammates and ask her several questions.

Should costumes be allowed in school? Who should be allowed to make that decision?

For our Humans of Sophmore Honors English assignment, I interviewed Nelson to learn more about his life and what is important to him. I learned some facts that I didn't know before even though I have known him for many years.

In our class, we were doing a project similar to the "Humans of New York."

for this assinment i interviewd kata pardoe

For this project, I interviewed Jordan Phanh. We discussed how his life changed as he grew into young adulthood and the people who helped him along the way.

This post is about my beliefs on what democracy really is. It explains how people are the core of democracy.

A library, a book return cabinet is for students to return books of knowledge that they have yet so to retain. Citizens, returning the books, the books representing each person’s vote, their ideas, their beliefs, back into their democracy.

For humans of Sophomore English I interviewed my classmate Nova. She talked about her life growing up, morals, and values.

This was a class project and I interviewed our new student.

For a project, I interviewed Maia Hales about her life, what she pictures for her future, and some words of wisdom. Maia talked a lot about her family, what she wants to do after high school, and how she would like to be remembered.

I interviewed Ella Tollefson, One interesting thing I learned from our interview was that Ella had been playing soccer practically her whole life to reach her goal to play D2, or D3 soccer in college.

Reasons why people need to show support, how, and statistics that prove it helps.

I interviewed Kylee Waldvogel about the important lessons she has learned through life, and how it has affected her views of the world.

During a two-week intensive writing camp, students were asked to choose a topic they are passionate about and write a story. I veered towards different models of education and how we could make a school society that benefits all students.

For my Sophmore Honors English class, we were assigned with taking a picture and showing how it represents democracy to us, as well as what we think Democracy is. I chose a picture of the Eureka FFA Officer Team.

For our humans of sophomore English assignment i interviewed Ava Jones.

For my Humans of Sophomore Honors project, I interviewed Christy Wilson. She talked a lot about her family because family is important to her, and some of the happiest moments of her life.

I interviewed Tomas Paoli and I learned that he is from Indonesia, is very self driven, and doesn't let anything stop him from achieving his goals.

For our Sophomore English Honors class, I interviewed Annabelle Hiscox. She shows her love for family and an important lesson she has learned.

I interviewed Kate Fazio about something people wouldn't know about her just from looking at her and also what she likes most about herself personality-wise.

For our Humans Of Sophomores Honors assignment, I interviewed Solveig Lyssand.

I Interviewed Shaya in our Humans of Sohpmore Honors assignment. She talked a lot about family and what she wasts do do when she grows up.