826 Boston has partnered with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) to provide students with a unique platform to share their stories! This year, four stories written by students from 826 Boston programs were incorporated into HMH’s online platform, HMH Into Literature. This platform, created as a grade 6-12 English language arts program, “provides engaging and rigorous texts to build intellectual stamina and tenacity while developing analytical readers, independent thinkers, and proficient writers.”
We’re delighted to announce that stories written by Yoeliza Tineo, EG Woodhams, Daniela Martinez, and Angelica Jazmin Familia were selected to be a part of the HMH Into Literature curriculum.
826 Boston would like to congratulate all the students for the hard work they’ve put into crafting these thoughtful and moving stories, and for getting the chance to share their stories with a wider audience. A huge thank you to HMH for their continued support and partnership, and for amplifying student voices.
Learn more about HMH Into Literature.
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