Final Project

Build a Six Flags in the Empty Ingersoll Rand Clubhouse Lot.

By Evan Cooper from Endless Mountain in Pennsylvania

The plan is to replace the abandoned IR clubhouse with a brand new Six Flags.  This will be a major boost for the community.  The new amusement park will provide jobs for the citizens in The Valley, along with providing bosted income for local businesses through the travel that the park would bring in.  The project of this amusement park would benefit the entire community.  It would also help bring in higher tax revenue for the state which would improve the quality of life.  Our new Six Flags will attract tourists which will finally put Athens on the map.  Finally, it will bring entertainment to the community.

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

Humans of the Valley

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

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed a teammate of mine.

Democracy

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.

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A journalist review about the deterioration of the roads in Pennsylvania.

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Final Project

A black sign saying "No One Is Alone aevidum We've Got Your Back" is hung on a window with surrounding yellow hands with student and faculty names written on them. This photo shows that no student or faculty is alone and always has someone to talk to

Humans of the Valley

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

Humans of the Valley

This is a school project.

Humans of the valley

I'm doing this for school. :)

Symbols of Democracy

This image depicts two bald eagles sittng next to each other, looking over a house. This represents democracy because eagles are a symbol of freedom and patriotism, and the house can symbolize the American Dream.

Symbols of Democracy

This photo is a symbol of democracy. In this photo two people were disagreeing on a topic which happens all the time in a democracy.

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed Ben Menard.

Symbols of Democracy

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Analytical Community Project

Bettering the school library

Humans of the Valley

This was an interview project we did for English class.

Humans of the valley

For the humans of the valley project our assigment was to inteview someone. We recorded there interview and put it on a google slide along with a picture of that person.

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed the best substitute in Athens, Trevor Ward.

Humans of the Valley

School project interview.

Symbols of Democracy

This photo is of a bald eagle nest with a farm in the background. The eagle represents the freedom that we experience through democracy and the farm in the photo represents the American Dream that is only possible through democracy.

Humans of the Valley

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

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed my aunt over the phone.

Bettering our Community

My idea to better our school is to have a more accessible library in our high school. This would benefit students academically and give students a quiet and non-distracting place to study. This would benefit our community as a school and the student.

Community Project

One thing I could do for our community is to establish a coalition of citizens to do work for the elderly in Athens. This type of work would include doing yard work, and moving or fixing things.

Analytical Community Project

The point of this club is to help the community reuse, recycle and reduce waste. This picture represents collecting trash that will be recycled that was collected by the club.

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed my Wellness teacher, Mr. Lezak.

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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

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

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed my little sister.

Symbols of Democracy

This photo is of a bald eagle nest with a farm in the background. The eagle represents the freedom that we experience through democracy and the farm in the photo represents the American Dream that is only possible through democracy.

Civic Journalism

Trapping stray cats in my neighborhood and having them neutered and spayed.

Symbols of Democracy

This image depicts two bald eagles sittng next to each other, looking over a house. This represents democracy because eagles are a symbol of freedom and patriotism, and the house can symbolize the American Dream.

Analytical Community Project

The project I chose to do is a lice/hygiene clinic. It helps the community with self-care and self-esteem.

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The repaving of Keystone Ave.

Symbols of Democracy

This photo is a symbol of democracy. In this photo two people were disagreeing on a topic which happens all the time in a democracy.

Analytical Community Project

I chose to do my project on a plan to convert an abandoned Kmart building into a recreational facility

Humans of the Valley

I interviewed Ben Menard.

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Interview questions to an acquaintance.

Symbols of Democracy

This shows democracy because we have the freedom to engage in sports that aren't controlled by a government agency. There are rules but we are free to play a good old fashion football game. It also shows people can support in their own way.

Humans of The Valley

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Civic Journalism

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Symbols of Democracy

This picture of an American flag with an American soldier plaque and a Soldier for Life sticker depicts what democracy means to me.

Symbols Of 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

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

Humans of the Valley

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Analytical Community Project

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Humans of The Valley

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.

Final Project

A black sign saying "No One Is Alone aevidum We've Got Your Back" is hung on a window with surrounding yellow hands with student and faculty names written on them. This photo shows that no student or faculty is alone and always has someone to talk to

Humans of the Valley

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

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Pitch

Building a sports complex would be beneficial to our community. Here are the reasons why and also how it will be created.

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This photo shows music records in crates at a thrift store. This represents democracy because it depicts the freedom of listening to whatever music you want. It also shows the ability go shopping freely because of the democracy in the US.

To Sit and See

Some people do not have freedom to do most normal things we do in our life. We tend to take the little things for granted but those little things are someone else's dreams. Sit and see the beauty of the world like this women is and enjoy it.

Analytical Community Project

The project I chose to do is a lice/hygiene clinic. It helps the community with self-care and self-esteem.

Humans of sophomore honors: Grace N

This document is my Humans of sophomore English interview, with Grace Nelson. I asked her about family school and how they have affected her at a young age.

Humans of sophmore Honors, madison

I interviewed Madison W about about her life and human nature, and everything I asked her about she had a answer to. I asked what she wanted to do when she grows up and she already knows what she wants to do, she has a plan.

Our Democracy

My post is on what I think Democracy is and something that I have seen that shows my thoughts.

Analytical Community Project

Bettering the school library

Our Democracy

In this text, I explain my opinions ideas about democracy and pick out the most important ones. I also show examples of how these ideas relate to day-to-day life.

Democracy

The Horses represent democracy by the way they work together to come up with ideas and decide what to do. The horses converse in some way before coming to an agreement.

Humans Of Sophomore Honors

For our Humans Of Sophomore Honors I interviewed Dylan. Dylan spoke all about what he wanted to do as a career, he wants to do something involving Science.

The Plastic Pollution Problem

I like to get take-out from a restaurant in my neighborhood. However the restaurant uses styrofoam containers to hold their food. I decided to write a letter to this restaurant asking them to find eco-friendly alternatives. Here it is!

Humans of The Valley

In this assignment, I interviewed a senior and asked them about who their most important person is to them.

Our Democracy

In this post, I express what democracy means to me. Democracy is who we are and allows us to have many rights we didn't have before. Democracy allows different forms of freedom, power, and equality.

Humans of the Valley

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

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Natalie

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

Masks (Still) Hang in Our Hallway

Thinking about the changing symbolic meaning of masks over the course of the pandemic

Django Everta

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Humans of Sophomore Honors: Emma Wiegandt

I interviewed Emma Wiegandt about her ideas on human nature. Two of the questions I asked her were, "When we’re gone, how do you want people to remember you?" and " What is the most important lesson you have learned in life?".

Our Democracy

Our soccer team shows democracy, the coming together of a group of people, all equal, one team, with different backgrounds, different opinions, different education, yet one community.

Wheel of Democracy

This image captures the spirit of adding voices to move the wheel of democracy for all citizens in our quest for liberty, justice, and equality of opportunity. It hangs across the street from the site of memorial plaque honoring victims of lynchings

Humans of Sophomore Honors: Tomas Paoli

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.

Our Democracy

The Our Democracy Education Project is a partnership with the National Writing Project and PhotoWings. PhotoWings' mission is to help photography to be better understood, created, utilized, seen, and saved. The project is also supported by the National Geographic Society and Catchlight, and explores the question, “What does democracy look like?” through the creation of a multimedia record of the state of local, everyday democracy today.