After the news of the earthquake in Haiti, the students in the Project Peace program took action.  They headed to the streets of Flatbush to hear first hand how this tragedy so far away affected the lives of people so near.

An Introduction to Haiti by New Utrecht HS project peace from Terence Nance on Vimeo.

Where is my Metrocard from Terence Nance on Vimeo.

Conflict:
Gas prices too high
School closing down
More after school activities
Pirates in Somalia

Resolution:
Use transit
More evaluation
Less after school activities for failing students .
Sue the oil company.

Conflict:
Bully’s in the schoolCrowded subways
Nasty fast food from restaurants
Traffic confusion
Jobs lost
Teenagers dropping out of school
Weed locked up procession
Increase in tax fare
Job chances are low
War across the world

Resolution:
Talk to the dean/principle
Add more carts
More food impaction
Better traffic system
Better economy
Better and more programs/activities
Don’t carry it or legalize it.
Decrease the tax and fare
Improve economic troubles
Withdraw men from war.

Conflict: Kids don’t go to class and fail there
classes.

Resolution: They go to sumemr school and night school.

Problem: Relationship abuse.
Solution: To break up and tell someone
Ask for help.

There were times when I got my priorities mixed up and I started to do badly in school. My lack of attention gradually grew and it showed on my report and when my grades went down dramatically. Therefore to make this problem go away I decided to put less attention on other things and give my attention to school. I stopped goofing off in class and did my homework when I went home. I basically got my priorities straight and set at standard for myself. I was determined to fulfill them. This helped me and made my grades better than they ever were before.

Problem:
I argued with dad because my
Computer teacher Mr.Landy called my
Dad telling him how distractive I
Am in class when the teacher is
teaching.

Resolution:I explained everything to my dad about
How this kid way talking to me and
How I even passed my test. We later talked everything out.