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  • King - Drew Medical Magnet High School
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more

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At KDMHS, we encourage our students to develop essential skills in critical thinking, scientific inquiry, effective communication, technology, and personal growth, forging multiple paths to success in a dynamic 21st century world. In an attempt to extend those skills and to connect to the founding ideals of our campus, the primary objective of the MegaProject is for students to identify, research, and formulate a solution to a social justice issue in our community, by creating an organization that becomes an advocate for the issue chosen. Students are asked to create what John Lewis calls "good trouble', and become immersed in units aligned with the Common Core State Standards that teach the importance of activism and standing up for the rights of others. Students work to answer the year-long essential question of, “Why should an individual not be a bystander?” through the studying of a variety of texts and historical movements, taught in their History and English classes, as well as through the implementation of their projects. John Lewis's graphic novel March: Book 1 is crucial to providing MegaProject students with a solid foundation in the history of why we stand up for others and shake the status quo when we recognize injustices that are occurring.

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At KDMHS, we encourage our students to develop essential skills in critical thinking, scientific inquiry, effective communication, technology, and personal growth, forging multiple paths to success in a dynamic 21st century world. In an attempt to extend those skills and to connect to the founding ideals of our campus, the primary objective of the MegaProject is for students to identify, research, and formulate a solution to a social justice issue in our community, by creating an organization that becomes an advocate for the issue chosen. Students are asked to create what John Lewis calls "good trouble', and become immersed in units aligned with the Common Core State Standards that teach the importance of activism and standing up for the rights of others. Students work to answer the year-long essential question of, “Why should an individual not be a bystander?” through the studying of a variety of texts and historical movements, taught in their History and English classes, as well as through the implementation of their projects. John Lewis's graphic novel March: Book 1 is crucial to providing MegaProject students with a solid foundation in the history of why we stand up for others and shake the status quo when we recognize injustices that are occurring.

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