Meet Kaylin. She is a recent high school graduate and a former Journalism Workshop superstar. To celebrate her as she pursues a college education, let’s go back in time through Kaylin’s experiences at 826LA. Kaylin’s relationship with 826LA started when … Read more
“Letting you in on our playlist is like letting you into our deepest emotions. Sharing what music flows through us is like opening up and showing you our hearts and what makes them beat, what’s broken them, and what has … Read more
“I feel like there is always success from these sessions because I feel like there is always something you can do that helps [the student] do something. Any help is better than no help and it always gets them to … Read more
“Her escape was music—music saved her life.” The elder I chose is Cilia Rachelle Wednesday Rogers. She’s my auntie, but not just any auntie. She’s the auntie that I can go to for anything and everything—from every conversation in the … Read more
There’s a crime scene on Roosevelt’s campus and it’s up to the 10th grade Law & Public Service students and You to solve the case! For two weeks, small groups of students will gather evidence from a crime scene. As a … Read more
