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Sophomore students cap off Native American Heritage Month with project exhibition
Sophomore students cap off Native American Heritage Month with project exhibition
Take a look at some of the displays students created on Native American life, literature, history, and contemporary issues
-------- Talan Collins & Julia Delgadillo / CR News
November 28, 2023
(CR News) - Earlier today, Ms. McAnally and Dr. Quaid’s Honors English Sophomores exhibited their projects related to Native American life, literature, history, and contemporary issues. After several weeks of research during Native American Heritage Month, students were able to display their projects during 2nd, 5th, and 6th periods in the Black Box. Some topics addressed were the origins of the baby bottle, Native American authors, the War on Water, and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women epidemic._____________________________________
(CR News) - Earlier today, Ms. McAnally and Dr. Quaid’s Honors English Sophomores exhibited their projects related to Native American life, literature, history, and contemporary issues. After several weeks of research during Native American Heritage Month, students were able to display their projects during 2nd, 5th, and 6th periods in the Black Box. Some topics addressed were the origins of the baby bottle, Native American authors, the War on Water, and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women epidemic._____________________________________
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