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These young ladies produced and sold a nutri-bar addressing food and nutrition insecurity among young people in the city of Bulawayo. They are making the nutri-bar from local ingredients, its a no-bake, organic product.

The product is a hit in the city as they caught local and media attention earning the Ciena Solutions Sustainability Award and a grant from Hivos Southern Africa in partnership with UNICEF Zimbabwe.

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Mystery Munch Co Nutri-Bar Documentary.mp4

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Submitted by Wendy Born, Art Teacher at Edison Middle School School

21 Spanish Speaking Flags Ceiling Tile Mural

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Play Title for 2022 Drama Production

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Ceiling tiles in Social Studies

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How to build a Social Conscience in Kids. We are discussing what it means to be an activist and how to build a social consciousness in our young students.  Inclusiveness. Integration vs segregation and so much more. We are building on true stories and researching the various young activists that have made a difference in past and modern society. The young Activist's Dictionary is our study companion.

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Andrea Caporale, Library Media Specialist at Somerville High School sought help from students to create a dropbox for the Library Media Center.
After being hired, I realized that the LMC was missing a few things, and one of the first things it needed was a place for students to return books. I thought having a student-made dropbox would be a great way to engage students in the success of the library. A large amount of students are dually enrolled in a local vocational school, so I reached out to the wood-working students asking if anyone was interested in a project for the LMC. Two 9th grade girls were excited to take on the assignment and after giving them measurements, they created a beautiful dropbox. The next step was to get it decorated. So, I enlisted the help of the art department. A 12th grade girl was thrilled to leave her mark in the school where she spent the last 4 years. By the end of the year, she designed and painted a beautifully creative mural all around the dropbox.
The homemade dropbox is now a welcoming sight at the entrance of the library. Since it's addition to the LMC, students not only know where to place books being returned, but they know that the LMC is a place that is created for and by the students of Somerville High School.