On this episode of Kid Kanda we interviewed the co-founder of Trey Whitfield school, A.B. Whitfield. We touched on his career as a professional... Read More
For the new year, the youth are doing a vision boards for themselves as well as their community . They will be able to... Read More
Over the past two weeks, the students have been exploring lessons based on the current events happening around the country. We have explored the concepts of... Read More
What an energetic bunch this is!!! We have been having a blast with these lessons as of late. I’ve been trying to keep things... Read More
“In Epic Roller Coasters you’ll get the same feeling of a real roller coaster with a high level graphics, physics-based simulation. You’ll go up... Read More
The youth have recently finished their third I Grew Up In Laurelton Podcast on Damani . They enjoyed asking him question on his experiences... Read More
This week it got a little competitive in the gym after introducing a game that included Rock Paper Scissors. It’s always good to see... Read More
Parent teachers conference are usually nerve reckoning for many students. Parents converse with their child’s teacher for the first time and for many students... Read More
On this episode of Trey Way for the segment Kid Kanda, we interviewed Trey Whitfield Principal and Social Studies teacher Ms. Johnson. We talked... Read More
A couple weeks back after a long break we are trying to get back into the groove of things. We are all in need... Read More
DIVAS (Digital Interactive Visual Arts Sciences) for Social Justice aims to bridge the digital divide by combining media literacy and cultural awareness along with a vast understanding of technology to encourage young women in under served communities to pursue careers in computer science and new media.
