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A freshly graded report card—featuring an A +, A and B + grades—with a felt-tip pen laying beside it.
ELA, Math
Grades 6-12
Making the Grade

How can we design a fair grading system?

person wearing headphones and holding one side of them away from their ear
ELA
Grades 6-8
Sounds Like Sustainability

How can we produce podcasts that promote important sustainability efforts in our community?

Closeup photo of a lightbulb on a string of lights
ELA
Grade 9-12
The Moth

What stories do we have to tell?

A crowd of protesters wearing green ribbons on their wrists raise their fists in the air.
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 9-12
Revolutions

How can we, as legal teams, determine the effectiveness of a revolution?

child wearing a superhero costume
ELA
Grades 6-12
I’m Your Biggest Fan

How can we, as web content editors, develop a quality-controlled and age-appropriate website for our school’s fan fiction writers?

A group of children enjoy popcorn and lemonade as they watch a movie on blankets in a backyard.
ELA
Grades 6-12
Creative License

Which is better: the book or the movie?

Group of demonstrators with fists raised in the air
ELA, Social Studies
Grades K-12
Not Waiting on the World to Change

How can we make change happen in our community?

A book lies open on a desk, with a pair of white ear-buds acting as a bookmark.
ELA
Grades 6-12
Literary Playlist

How can we use music to communicate about characters and themes in a novel/story?

A blue, spider web-like pane of cracked glass.
Science, STEM
Grade 9-12
Crash Course!

How do we protect the things and people we care about from collisions?

Closeup image of camera lens
ELA, Fine Arts, Social Studies
Grades 3-12
Community Photojournalist

How can we, as photojournalists, tell the untold stories of our community?

A sunset with a chain running across it. There are three doves flying away from the chain.
ELA
Grades 9-12
Changing the World One Poem at a Time

How can we use poetry to promote social justice in our community?

View of an empty shopping cart as seen from the perspective of the shopper, with the aisle blurred.
ELA, Social Studies
Grade 9-12
The Scoop on Our Stuff

What’s the true cost of the things we buy?