“Forgottonia’s story reminds us that small towns hold big ideas. When we trust students to lead, create, and connect, we don't just prepare them for the real world — we invite them to change it.” On This Episode What happens when students stop completing assignments for a grade and start creating work for the world? … <a href="https://forgottoniaproject.com/2025/05/10/classroom-sandboxing-in-rural-forgottonia/" class="more-link">Continue reading "Classroom Sandboxing in Rural Forgottonia"</a>

“Forgottonia’s story reminds us that small towns hold big ideas. When we trust students to lead, create, and connect, we don't just prepare them for the real world — we invite them to change it.” On This Episode What happens when students stop completing assignments for a grade and start creating work for the world? … Continue reading "Classroom Sandboxing in Rural Forgottonia"

“Forgottonia’s story reminds us that small towns hold big ideas. When we trust students to lead, create, and connect, we don't just prepare them for the real world — we invite them to change it.” On This Episode What happens when students stop completing assignments for a grade and start creating work for the world? … <a href="https://forgottoniaproject.com/2025/05/10/classroom-sandboxing-in-rural-forgottonia/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Continue reading "Classroom Sandboxing in Rural&nbsp;Forgottonia"</a>

Classroom Sandboxing in Rural Forgottonia

Welcome to Forgottonia, a high school classroom project that seeks to honor our rich history of rural America and examine the social problems we currently face. This project is produced by students and led by History teacher, Joe Brewer, at Cuba H.S. located in Fulton County, 1 of 16 rural counties in the western part of the state. Our title, Forgottonia, refers to a tongue-in-cheek movement in the 1970s.

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