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High Tech High Graduate School of Education
High Tech High Graduate School of Education
High Tech High Graduate School of Education
A tilted magazine page on a blue background showcases comic-style illustrations of people in various settings, centered around a blood donation project. The art features detailed characters and scenes, with text alongside each image, enriching the narrative layout.

Project Cards

Project Cards provide quick glimpses of inspiring projects designed by teachers and realized in collaboration with students.

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English

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A brochure titled All About Native Plants features a vibrant collage of plant patterns and photos of people strolling trails enveloped in lush greenery. The words Sharing Seeds stand out prominently, inviting you to explore. The warm orange background adds an inviting touch.
Sharing Seeds
Students studied local plants and wrote seed paper books to be put into neighborhood Little Free Libraries
Katelyn Livingstone, Crystal Poole, Shane Duenow
A document featuring hand-drawn sketches of faces, graphs, QR codes, and various colored charts overlays in a double exposure style on textured white paper against a blue background. The bottom of the document displays smaller images arranged in a grid.
Double Exposure
Students created their self portraits using hundreds of linear and quadratic equations. They then annotated their portrait by solving intersecting lines using substitution and elimination
Taya Chase, Juli Ruff, Ari Bernabei

Science

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Forces At Play!
Third graders at High Tech Elementary designed and built cardboard arcade games based on simple machines like levers, pulleys, and inclined planes
Samantha Lee, Jessica Amante, Jordan Fields, Sinyoung Choi
Tidepool Protectors
Through fieldwork and research, students learned how tide pools are created and how the environment changes with low and high tides
Claire Deken, Lydia Callis, Ailinne Jimenez

Math

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A collage on a slanted white paper showcases two photos. The top captures a group near rocky sea cliffs, revealing the travel scenerys beauty. Below, people immerse themselves in outdoor activities in a field, with a bucket nearby. The background features a gradient of captivating blue tones.
Behind The Scenery
Students learned the history and biodiversity of the land to become documentarians of new stories
David Roney, Meghan Paddy, Emily Usaha
A document titled How My Community Functions, featuring colorful sticky notes, photos of buildings, a graph, and a map. The pages are set against an orange background.
How My Community Functions
Students take an in depth look at their own neighborhoods with math as the lens for understanding
Mele Fumi Sato

Social Studies

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A document from the Chimera Project features images: two top illustrations of traditional figures and two bottom photos showing people engaged in an activity. The vibrant yellow background ties these elements together, creating a visually striking composition.
The Chimera Project
Students examined folklore, myth, symbolism, and cultural traditions through making their own hybrid animals
Isaac Stanford
A paper with two images on a blue surface. The top image showcases colorful hangers with second-hand clothing. The bottom image depicts children seated at a table, engaging in activities, surrounded by various colorful items.
Poppin’ Tags
Tackling fast-fashion through upcycling and thrifting
Mara Gonzales, Melina Aguirre

Arts

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Art Saves The Whale!
This multi-grade art project had students create sea creatures out of recycled materials.
Tracy French, Mitch Siefert, Joseph Acker
Tempered
Students learned about music, rhythm, and self-awareness by creating instruments from objects made of glass.
Armando Carrero

Elementary School

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Forces At Play!
Third graders at High Tech Elementary designed and built cardboard arcade games based on simple machines like levers, pulleys, and inclined planes
Samantha Lee, Jessica Amante, Jordan Fields, Sinyoung Choi
HTe Imagineering: A Cultural Journey
Fifth graders designed themed park lands based on cultural characteristics to inform their engineering and design choices.
Bailey Wallace, Jenny Merrill, Jeff Govoni

Middle School

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A postcard showcases a night sky with constellations forming a snake, silhouetted trees below, and the enchanting words Había Una Vez... in the upper left corner, inviting you to a world where stories come alive under starlit skies.
Habia Una Vez
Students engaged in an interdisciplinary project exploring indigenous cultures, delving into the impacts of colonization and creating constellations inspired by storytelling traditions
Vanessa Medellin, Matt Chapman, Tracy French
An abstract artwork titled WHAT I DIDNT SAY from the Puppet Project features sock puppets with thought bubbles and a neon-lit photo of stools and a counter. The image is displayed on textured paper against an orange background.
What I Didn’t Say Puppet Project
This blacklight neon puppet show started with the essential question: “Is there a moment in your life when you wished you had spoken up?”
Fernando Vega

High School

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A collage titled Light on Literacy features three images within a white frame: the top reveals a shadow puppet show, the middle captures a lively group gathered around a board game, and the bottom displays someone adjusting a magnifying glass. Vintage drawings gracefully adorn the frame edges.
Light on Literacy
Kinder buddies were the audience for the design and creation of literacy lanterns by 9th grade students at HTHCV
Ted Cuevas
Three people in lab coats work diligently in a laboratory on a Cancer Project, utilizing pipettes and equipment. Below, a microscope focuses on a screen displaying magnified samples. In the backdrop, a warm orange hue sets the scene for their groundbreaking research into potential cures for cancer.
Cures For Cancer Project
Students worked in small teams to design experiments testing different drugs or therapies on live mouse cancer cells
Jesse Wade Robinson
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