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📢 ELAR Department Announcement

We’re excited to share that our Writable Student Writing Showcase is coming to our department bulletin board! ✨

Each month, we will highlight outstanding student writing samples to celebrate the creativity, voice, and hard work of our students. This showcase is a wonderful way to inspire others, encourage peer recognition, and spotlight the diverse talents in our classrooms.

👉 How you can help:
Please drop off or upload any student writing samples you’d like featured. We’ll rotate pieces monthly so more students can shine!

Thank you for supporting our students’ growth as writers and for helping us celebrate their accomplishments. 💜✍️

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Students read a drama and created a Google Slides presentation to show what they learned.

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Students read the short story, "Lamb to the Slaughter and wrote an SCR in response to the literature.

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Students read the short story, "Lamb to the Slaughter and wrote an SCR in response to the literature.

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Students participated in a creative writing contest inspired by the TV show Stranger Things, exploring the theme “where mystery meets creativity.” After using a short-story planner to develop their ideas, this student submitted the following piece as her final product.

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The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf

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Artificate 2- The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf

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The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf

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1st Artificat- The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf

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Students used three columns to understand the poem. Then, they were able to identify literary elements and explain the "why" behind the meaning. Additionally, students responded to an SCR.

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Students read a novel chapter and utilized a graphic organizer to respond to an SCR question.

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Eleven: October 2, 2025

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The Ants and the Grasshopper- October 7, 2025

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This week, students responded to a guiding question on the poem Annabel Lee: Is the speaker expressing genuine love, or does the poem reveal an unhealthy obsession?

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Students picked a moment from their Thanksgiving holiday break that was special to them. They used the five senses to describe that moment.

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Students wrote a correspondence to explain what persuasive techniques RFK used to gain the audience's support.

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RFK's Speech after the Assassination of MLK.JPG