High school

In the 2 min. video above, you'll meet Jean-Paul, a bright student who received his first bicycle when he was 15 years old at our Foundation Rwanda Bike Build in 2010.  Jean-Paul is one of the estimated 20,000 children that were born of rapes committed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide. His mother

"Bigger than myself, [NJROTC] Cleveland is such a great place because outside of being a place that helped me develop my academics and leadership skills the school is vital to the St. Louis city community. Cleveland will present students with a lot of unique experiences and provide them with all

For the first time, JCHS has been offered a grant based on the number of alumni who donate to JCHS! The challenge we have been given, is to use social media to ask our alums to make a donation to JCHS. If 80% of our 271 alumni donate, The AVI CHAI Foundation will give JCHS $10,000! Since we are

To clarify: TALK IT OUT is neither on the district nor the teacher's "side." We simply want to restore our safe and nurturing educational environment. We feel that students should not be getting "punished" for the district or the teacher's union's decisions. I'm sure many of us have CLUBS that we

We declare peace now inside of ourselves. We declare peace inside of our schools, our communities and our families. We declare peace now in between all people of all races, religions, beliefs, countries, genders, abilities and creeds. We commit ourselves to non-violent, constructive and intelligent

Because this will help me get on the london trip which is a once in a life time chance and it will also stop this discrimination towards me  

Our children need your help. We need to send a message to the Reavis High School Board that we will no longer accept wasteful spending at the expense of our children's education. Please raise your voice with ours to demand that the School Board vote NO to a contract extension for the current

We need you to sign this because Mr. Pharrams is an asset to the Montgomery Public School System and especially Lee High. According to our teachers and staff, Lee High has never been better than it is currently. Please sign this if you can agree and support this effort.

If you are a special need parent or if know a special need person

"How's it going, man?" "I'm living the Dream" Charles says with a big smile.  From there, conversations often are littered with in-depth discussions on politics, world events, and finance.  All the while, Charles keeps steady eye contact, no matter how heated the debate may be.  At the end of the