Bel Air High School
Kristin Cox, Paula Stanton, PhD, Denae Clark
Paula Stanton, PhD, Lead Teacher
Bel Air, MD | 9-10th Grade
"This was an amazing experience. "
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FEATURED WORK
Mary Lizzy Morton
By Jordan Cook
She was excited about President Kennedy because of the hope he brought to the Civil Rights Movement. She proudly displayed pictures of President Kennedy and Martin Luther, King Jr., in her living room.
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My Grandma
By Natalie Hill
This project brought to my attention how important it is for women to support each other because the more people supporting one thing the more likely it is to gain attention.
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STUDENT WORK
My Great-Great-Grandmother
By Brooke KellyThe one thing I know I cannot do, because of how hard so many women in the past fought for the right to vote, is take this right for granted.
My Mother
By Cloey HerringAfter researching Harriet Tubman and my mother and grandmother, I’ve realized how different people’s opinions on voting could be.
My Stepmom
By Haylee ConnLearning about what women went through to achieve what we have now, I feel in awe of them.
My Mom
By Amelia CordovaThrough both of my mom's and Eastman's journeys, they both were struggling to get women's rights.
Mindy Kretchmer
By Olivia CampbellOur political system needs to change. First we had women's fight for the right to vote. Now, we should have Puerto Rico's fight for the right vote.
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