National History Day at Capital City Public Charter School

Doughnut holes and orange juice jugs cover the table. Chairs set in neat tight lines cover the floor. The background of the stage is painted with colorful murals from the latest school play. The entire setting looks perfect, orderly. But what happens next in the multi-purpose room of Capital City Public Charter School is not so expected, or orderly. It’s radical. Four groups of eleventh graders in Mr. Julian Hipkins history class presented... Read more >>