One World provides teachers and students everything they need to succeed, delivering two complementary programs to advance writing achievement with middle school, high school, and adult learners. In the fall, our in-school One World Program provides teachers with professional development, curriculum, student journals, and evaluation to help students to create college-level essays.

 

In the spring, our after-school One World Academy provides direct student support from teachers and performance artists to help select middle and high school students build their essays into persuasive oral presentations for a chance to win $10,000 in awards at the One World Challenge.

Middle and High School

In School

During the fall, the One World Program teaches basic skills – every step of the writing process – while also drawing out students’ innate potential and brilliance.

After School

In the spring, we provide select students with the chance to work with us at our One World Academy to turn their stellar essays into compelling oral presentations. Students then present their work to more than 300 community leaders, educators, and family members while competing for $10,000 in scholarships and academic prizes at the One World Challenge.

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Adult

Adult learners use a customized version of the One World in-school program throughout the year. One World now serves more than 1,500 adult learners, working with all of the city’s largest programs.

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Our Pandemic Response

One World provides teachers and students everything they need to succeed with in-class, remote, and hybrid learning. We refuse to cede an inch of learning space to the pandemic. We are as committed as ever to engaging students and maintaining our high levels of  achievement. We are 100% ready for remote-learning.

 

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Featured Student Writing

One World students learn from studying the work of peers just like them.

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Justice System
Grade 11

Racial Bias in the Criminal Justice System

In the year 2013, I was nine years old watching the Treyvon Martin vs George Zimmerman case in my living room hoping that Zimmerman would be found guilty. I believed that Zimmerman would be found guilty because, in the innocent mind of mine, I always thought the justice system implemented laws that viewed every individual […]

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Mental Health
Grade 10

Mental Health in the Black Community

According to the US Census Bureau’s 2017 data, approximately 325.7 million people live in America, and an estimated 47.4 million of those people are African American. Black people make up about 14 percent of the population and 16 percent have a diagnosable mental illness (NAMI). Yet not only is there a stigma around mental illness […]

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Gender Equality
Grade 6

Women’s Inequality

Hey! My name is Amyah, I am in the 6th grade. I attend Achievement Prep. I am an honor roll student. When I get older I don’t want to worry about my future getting compromised because of a pay gap! I want to be a doctor and don’t want to be discriminated against because of […]

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