Strong

The writer of this essay argues for the use of barbles hooks in sportfishing.

This literary analysis focuses on To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

This thank you letter expresses appreciation for a community partner of a school club.

This brief research report tells of the beginnings of the Women's Rights Movement.

In this response to literature, junior Gabriel King traces how the poor sacrifices of one tragic character from the novel Jane Eyre lead to her downfall.

Senior Tim Murray presents this analysis of setting in works by two American writers.

A high school student prepared this speech to deliver at a local meeting of Veterans of Foreign Wars. The speech combines narrative and argumentation to build a vision for the future of the United States.

In this strong scholarship application essay, the writer responds to the prompt with a wide array of key details.

This strong problem-solution essay focuses on a renewable and carbon-neutral energy option that could power the future and save the environment.

This effective analysis for Advanced Placement Statistics draws data from government Web sites to determine correlations between income level and voting preferences.