Student Voice Project 2018

Student Voice Project 2018

Center Yourself

My journey through my Quaker faith and education all started in nursery school. I went to a small Quaker nursery… Naomi Brangan
Student Voice Project 2018

Our D.C. Family

Signs passed by as we continued to drive on the bumpy road. It was a dreary, dark, foggy day. The… Gianna Katsock
Student Voice Project 2018

To Build Is to Love

The stairs to the vast, rustic house creaked as I lugged my teal trunk up the steps. The bright sunlight… Quinn Daugherty
Student Voice Project 2018

Comfort in Diversity

This is my first year at Westtown School. I am a proud Christian who goes to church and worships God.… Jadyn Williams
Student Voice Project 2018

All Teammates Deserve Respect

Five years ago, I tried out for a new hockey team. When I walked through the glass doors of the… William Reardon
Student Voice Project 2018

Finding My Community

I grew up going to a Quaker meeting in Charlotte, North Carolina. I never truly liked going to meeting because… Jocie Resnik
Student Voice Project 2018

From the Circus to the Community

“So, Rosie . . . do you want to go to the Ringling Brothers Circus for their final show?” my… Rosie Reed
Student Voice Project 2018

Community or Competition

I shakily stepped out of the car. I had to grip the door for support. Even though it was a… Olivia Dietrich
Student Voice Project 2018

Family Is Family

I am adopted. Both my mom and my dad are white. Both of my sisters are also white. My brother… Abel Rupertus
Student Voice Project 2018

Would You Still Love Me If I Were a Boy?

I remember the night I told my mom I wasn’t exactly a girl. I was so worried about telling her.… Sawyer Beveridge
Student Voice Project 2018

The Imaginary Box

I was different in third grade. Some of my classmates thought antagonizing me was cool; they used it as a… Jules Needleman
Student Voice Project 2018

The Art of Loving Yourself

“I love myself.” I speak into the mirror, my voice cracks into a barely audible whisper, the embarrassment squeaking through… Frances Kelly
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