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Close-up of a microphone as seen from a stage, with a blurred background of spectators at an outdoor rally
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 9-12
Lifting Our Voices

How can we use our voices to effect change?

Young people waving Jobs Not Jails! signs march at a Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Peace Walk and Parade.
Social Studies
Grades 6-12
Broken Laws

How can we change the law to make our society better for everyone?

A blue and white collage of blurry question marks.
ELA
Grades 4-8
Mysteries, Solved!

What makes mystery readers keep turning the pages?

A group of people in various types of professional dress
Career/Technical (CTE)
Grade 9-12
Principles of Professionalism and Ethics

How can we develop an understanding of professionalism and workplace ethics in order to prepare for success in our future careers?

A water bottle is recycled in the proper place.
Science, Math
Grades 3-6
Shrinking Our Footprints

How can we use data to reduce our families’ impact on the environment?

A small village of tiny houses, with a small grey-blue house in the center.
ELA, Math
Grade 3-5
Tiny House

How can we design a tiny house that meets the needs of our clients?

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?

A stack of hundred dollar bills with labels reading "mortgage," "bills," and "food."
Math
Grades 11-12
Planning for the Future

How can we create a financial plan for a family?

Image of children holding up a huge sphere
ELA, Social Studies
Grades K-2
Make a Difference

How can we take action to make a change in our community?

Rows of tents in a Somalian refugee camp as seen from above.
World Languages
Grades 11-12
What in the World?

What can international media tell us about what is really happening around the world?

Black and white image of a town with dirt road with early aged automobiles
Social Studies
Grades 4-12
Marking History, Making History

How can we as historians uncover and share stories about our community?

A young teenage girl looks up at the ceiling beneath the columns of the Athenian Academy in Athens, Greece.
Social Studies
Grade 6-8
Golden Age

What lessons can we learn from golden age civilizations and/or from their falls, and why do those lessons matter to us today?

A colorful pink, yellow and blue digital illustration of building-like shapes as seen from above.
Math
Grade 9-12
Game Time

What mathematics do game designers need to create their games?

The Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial in Washington, D.C. on a cloudy day at dusk.
ELA, Social Studies
Grade K-2
Community Heroes

What makes someone a community hero?

Rain falls on a rainbow-colored umbrella.
Science, ELA, Social Studies
Grade K
Rain or Shine

How can we teach people about the weather in our community?

An old, rippling thirteen-starred American flag.
Social Studies
Grades 4-8
Voices of the Revolution

Did the American Revolution have more than two sides?

An environmental researcher wearing red rubber gloves pours water out of a green bottle.
Science
Grade 9-12
There’s WHAT in My Water

How can we make our water safe?

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?