Red Cluster students recently brought their study of identity to life with an engaging Identity Showcase held in the North Building Cafeteria.
This year, as they explore concepts of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), students in the Red Cluster have been examining the multifaceted concept of “identity.” Through classroom discussions, they have explored elements that shape who we are—such as family structure, gender expression, faith and beliefs, skin color, and personal interests.
To illustrate their unique identities, each student created a puzzle made of six pieces, with each piece representing an important aspect of themselves. The completed puzzles were displayed in the cafeteria for the Identity Showcase, transforming the space into a colorful gallery of self-expression.
During the event, students, faculty, and staff came together to celebrate the students’ diverse identities. Visitors spent time learning about each student’s puzzle and engaging with worksheets that encouraged reflection on shared characteristics, differences, and aspects they wanted to explore further.
This collaborative experience offered a meaningful opportunity for students to honor their individuality while deepening connections within their school community.
