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Ian Calaway 9th Southview
If I could design school I would want there to be a ton of after school groups that make people feel comfortable to share stuff their going through or just to have fun.

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Kaitlyn Scott
Senior
Ankeny High School
If I could design school, school would be inclusive and play to the students personal strengths.

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If I could design school I would make the teacher body be more representative of the student body and make things more accessible to students and teachers with disabilities.  I would also make more classes that have to do with what students might want to be when they get older. Also making clubs like bsu more accessible to student-athletes.

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Chad Brooks, Orbis Teacher

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If I could design school, I would want it to be able to change through time to fit the needs of different groups and individuals. I would also want school to be a place where everyone feels safe and valued despite their differences.

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I would design a school where students wanted to go and not be forced to go, as well as people being able to expand there strengths.

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Landry Wagner
7th Grade
Parkview
If I could design a school, school would be a place where students could come to not only learn but also figure out what they would like to do with their futures.

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If I could design a school, I would make a school where the environment within that school made everyone feel included and want to be there. I’ve noticed that in school today there are students who are capable of great things, but don’t have the attitude to do them because of the support they are/aren’t receiving specific to them.

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Thomas Hatfield,

If I could design a school it would be in East Ankeny not only is East Ankeny very beautiful it would be an ideal place for a school due to the increase in development. It would apply the same principles as ACH

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Grady Schlosser, 7th Parkview Middle School

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Grady Schlosser, 7th Parkview Middle School

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If I could design school it would be: know one get's bullied, and kids don't haft to worry about getting the question wrong

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Everyone has a role and contributes to the project.

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Everyone has a role and contributes to the project.

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Team work and group work is successful when everyone puts in the work and everyone ideas and herd and thought about.

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I think that a group project is most successful when all of the members are not only contributing to the discussion but also the work that is being done.

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Everyone feels valued and is contributing in some way

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When everyone is doing their fair share, and when everyone collaborates and works together.

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Team work or group work is successful when everyone is trying to reach a common goal. If the goal isn’t stated or made clear within the group, people have a hard time working towards it.

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Team work is successful when everyone contributes. Also when people communicate and share their ideas.

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Not everyone contributes to the project.

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Not everyone contributes to the project.

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What makes a team successful is a groups ability to divide and conquer to solve the issue at hand. Teamwork is also successful when everyone works upon the same goal to achieve success.

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1. Everyone is given a role that they feel comfortable playing 2. Develop a bond/use teamwork strategies to become familiar with your group 3. Are pushed to complete a project that they care about

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The team is actually working on the project and together as a team not solo

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When people don't communicate, and contribute.

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only one or a couple people are doing the work or peoples ideas are getting shot down to much and just no one can agree on anything.

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only one or a couple people are doing the work or peoples ideas are getting shot down to much and just no one can agree on anything.

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communication is poor and not everyone is doing their part

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Know one is working, people don't work together or communicate to reach their goal.

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When team members aren’t doing the work for the greater good, rather doing the work (if doing it at all) just to complete it.

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Team work is not as successful when not everyone is contributing, and there isn't a clearly stated common goal to work towards.

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Not everyone participates in the same subject someone overly takes charge and leaves other group members out of the loop

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When someone sits out and doesn't help or when you aren’t working together

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One, or few people complete the project without help or input from other team members. Often, the loudest people in the room have their ideas executed because people who are more introverted are not given the opportunity or correct environment to do so

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Staff that is representative and more understanding of the student body

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Students are stressed out for being so young. Mental health concerns

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Making the environment better so kids don't feel worried about getting the question wrong.

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Staff understanding the unique situations of the students.

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Lunches are the only break many students get and they are too short. It provides time to socialize and a needed break

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Helping students to have more choice and accessibility when it comes to their learning.

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Curriculum and how it can benefit others who are in different areas

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I think some kids are worrying about getting the question wrong so they don't answer, and if they do answer, there afraid they would get bullied if they got it wrong.

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Longer lunch times for being able to eat more and socializing.

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Mental breaks during class. I currently have a teacher who has us take phone breaks (for 2 minutes), or “take a lap” (where we take a lap around the school with our teacher, and then return back to learning). Those I feel really break up the class setting, allowing me to focus better when taking breaks.

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Change the focus of students they shouldn’t be as worried about their game tonight as much, they should be worried about getting an A+ on the next test