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Ms. Duh from Los Angeles, CA is requesting supplies through DonorsChoose, the most trusted classroom funding site for teachers.

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Literacy Stations For Chemistry

My students need supplies to learn the basics of annotation in science with highlighters, pocket dictionaries, calculators for calculations, red pens, and whiteboards!

  • $724 goal

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My Students

Students scoring proficient or above: Math: 1.6%, English: 12.4%. Percent of the student body on free and reduced-price lunch: 77% . The numbers of this public school indicate a need for the classroom to be driven by literacy to best prepare the students to reach college, but also to FINISH college.

The most important life-changing opportunity students should have access to is simply, the power of choice.

In order for my students to compete for the chance to choose their pathways, they must be able to engage in a rigorous environment. My classroom will provide them the space to develop into young adults who are able to think critically about, not only chemistry, but about how to live a life in which they will be able to have options. Passing a rigorous course such as chemistry can inspire students with confidence and I hope to run a classroom that will equip them to do so.

My Project

This year I am looking to put a great emphasis on literacy within science... because what's the point of learning the science if we cannot adequately express ourselves with the necessary vocabulary and comprehension to communicate it? For the 2012-2013 school year we will be putting a greater emphasis on learning literacy skills in science, including the power of annotation, the building of better vocabulary, and the ability to become a stronger writer and thus a stronger scientist. I will be creating stations for groups of students to use while interpreting passages from rigorous materials drawn from the MCAT, SAT II, and the California Standardized Tests. OUR VISION FOR OUR CLASSROOM: "Students will be driven by the desire to become the best possible version of themselves. They will leave the classroom with a better understanding of how the world works around them, how to get to and stay in college, and how to best represent their community and school with pride."

These are just basics... calculators, dictionaries, pens, highlighters, whiteboards... nothing too fancy.

Students must learn how to read from text, interpret the world around them, and to consume the information that is available to them! Please help us reach our goal by the time school opens for a strong start to our school year!

Ms. Duh David Starr Jordan High School Grades 9-12

Equity Focus

At this school, more than 50% of students are Black, Latino, and/or Native American, and more than 50% come from low-income households. Learn how your donation to this school supports a more equitable education.

This project will directly impact historically underfunded classrooms.

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Los Angeles, CA View local requests

Nearly all 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

175 students impacted 16donors

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Where Your Donation Goes

Materials Cost Quantity Total
CONTAINER PENCIL BOX • ABC School Supply, Inc $1.42 10 $14.20
PEN RED INKJOY 100 ST BALL POINT PACK OF 12 • ABC School Supply, Inc $3.41 5 $17.05
HIGHLIGHTER POCKET STYLE ASSORTED COLOR PACK OF 12 • ABC School Supply, Inc $6.07 5 $30.35
MARKER EXPO DRY ERASE LOW ODOR BLACK CHISEL PACK OF 12 • ABC School Supply, Inc $15.48 5 $77.40
TI-30X IIS CALCULATOR TEACHER KIT SET OF 10 • ABC School Supply, Inc $180.49 1 $180.49
DICTIONARY POCKET ENGLISH PAPERBACK • ABC School Supply, Inc $5.65 10 $56.50
KC70 - Write & Wipe Lapboard - Set of 10 • Lakeshore Learning $28.50 4 $114.00

Materials cost

$489.99

Vendor shipping charges

$37.60

Sales tax

$44.83

3rd party payment processing fee

$7.35

Fulfillment labor & materials

$35.00

Total project cost

$614.77

Suggested donation to help DonorsChoose reach more classrooms

$108.49

Total project goal

$723.26

How we calculate what's needed

Total project goal

$723.26

12 Donors

-$358.09

Donations toward project cost

-$307.38

Donations to help DonorsChoose reach more classrooms

-$50.71

match offer

-$361.64

Match offer toward project cost

-$307.39

Match offer to help DonorsChoose reach more classrooms

-$54.25

Excluded support for DonorsChoose

-$3.53

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$0.00

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