Students

Alondra says that celebrating her family’s background is something that extends far beyond a single month.

Najariah believes the level of trust that she’s quickly built with her teachers is motivating her to get off to a strong start in high school.

Being successful at Dyett is important to DeShon because he sees the school as a reflection of the surrounding community.

DeVonte’s advice to incoming freshmen: be yourself instead of trying to impress others.

Alejo is thoroughly enjoying his freshman year, especially exploring Hancock’s new state-of-the-art building.

Leslie is proud that she was able to help other students take advantage of the opportunity to continue their education.

AJ is quickly learning that succeeding academically in high school will require an extra level of effort.

Alfredo’s goal for the upcoming year is to make his school a better place for everyone.

Jessica joined the fellowship to make a difference for students with similar experiences as her.

Ibrahim believes that schools can transform their culture by harnessing the power of clubs and other extracurricular activities.

Alejandro and Claudia are both students at George Washington High School who share a passion for social justice and uplifting their peers.

Summer’s interests lie at the intersection of math, social justice, and entertainment.