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A man holds a microphone and smiles while pointing upward on stage at a high school music festival. Another person with a guitar stands behind him. The background features graffiti art and musical equipment.
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How We Put On A High School Music Festival

We came up with the idea of planning and putting on a music festival. We looked at each other, paused, then simultaneously said, “Naaahhh.”
How We Put On A High School Music Festival
A flyer with a blue background showcases images of children immersed in science activities, highlighting the joy of education. Icons of a light bulb, book, plant, and globe symbolize knowledge and discovery. The text at the bottom provides details about the educational event focused on literacy.
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Light on Literacy

Kinder buddies were the audience for the design and creation of literacy lanterns by 9th grade students at HTHCV
Light on Literacy
A tilted paper displays two photos: one shows people working on a Cancer Project in a lab, focusing on a desk with lab equipment; the other photo shows a computer screen with data. The paper is placed on a larger document against an orange background.
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Cures For Cancer Project

Students worked in small teams to design experiments testing different drugs or therapies on live mouse cancer cells
Cures For Cancer Project
A person wearing a cap and plaid shirt leans over a white table outdoors, partially obscured, with long hair visible and a mesh box on the table—perhaps engaged in assessing student work as part of hands-on science education. Grass is in the background.

Assessing Student Work with Next Generation Science Standards

"Creating a project-based curriculum in science was going to be a challenging albeit passionate undertaking."
Assessing Student Work with Next Generation Science Standards
Two people examine a wall display of decorated masks and accompanying text, delving into a fascinating project. One person points towards a mask with their finger. The masks, showcasing skull and floral patterns, are framed by descriptive labels that enhance the social emotional learning experience.
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The Masks We Wear: A Social Emotional Learning Project

Heart work is hard work too
The Masks We Wear: A Social Emotional Learning Project
Two smiling men in casual shirts are framed by a colorful gradient border with the word unboxed in the lower left corner. One man wears glasses and a hat, while the other has short hair. Their cheerful demeanor captures the spirit of radicals who get stuff done with creativity and flair.
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School Leadership for Radicals Who Want to Get Stuff Done

High Tech High Interim CEO Kaleb Rashad and Vista Innovation and Design Academy Principal Eric Chagala talk about school leadership, and how to turn soaring rhetoric into concrete reality.
School Leadership for Radicals Who Want to Get Stuff Done
A card on a yellow background displays a black-and-white image of a small model house, light fixtures, and a cat. Below, pieces of text on paper hint at tales from Doha.
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Design Challenge: Beekeeping in Doha, Qatar

This was our students’ first introduction to the design thinking process and ...
Design Challenge: Beekeeping in Doha, Qatar
A tilted event flyer on a peach background showcases The Science of Friction with details of a talk about bow synthesis for kinetic art. It features a landscape graphic and blurred image capturing how the force of friction moves objects with the dynamic energy of people gathered.
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The Force of Friction: What Moves Objects & People?

In humanities students researched undocumented minors and the reasons they immigrate to ...
The Force of Friction: What Moves Objects & People?
A photo collage against a blue background shows a woman drawing on a persons hand and a close-up of a book cover titled Matter That Matters featuring the silhouette of a face and the word Human. Beneath the collage, sheets of printed text emphasize what truly matters.
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Matter That Matters

Our goal was for students to understand how resources in our natural world acquire ...
Matter That Matters
A folded brochure features a modern woman presenting to a group, with computer screens showcasing digital art. It captures the essence of making contemporary exhibitions, all set against a vibrant yellow background.
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The Making of the Modern Teen

The graduating seniors of HTHMA presented a compelling and provocative interactive art ...
The Making of the Modern Teen
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