On May 23rd, 2022, in celebration of the culmination of the inaugural 3DE freshman class at Crenshaw High School, students participated at an End of Year Student Showcase. Presenting to their parents, school administrators, and 3DE Case Challenge partners and supporters, select students took the stage to show off the final presentations that they completed throughout the school year. Students were also awarded for their exceptional acumen for 3DE’s Core Competencies and completion of year one. It was a night of proud acknowledgment of Crenshaw students as they continue into their sophomore year.
3DE at Crenshaw is a partnership between LAUSD, JA of Southern California, and the local business community We would like to thank Delta, Gensler, NBCUniversal, Deloitte, McCarthy Cook, KPMG for their contributions in revolutionizing public education.
In recognition of outstanding case solutions and presentations using ALL core competencies, Shemara Mcconico has been awarded the Case Challenge Excellence Award! 🥳
🎊 The Individual Core Competency Characteristic Awardees are as follows:
Direction Awards
- 🏆 Rodolfo Campos
- 🏆 Zoe Porter
- 🏆 Brooklyn Hardy
Creativity & Innovation Awards
- 🏆 Cheyenne Hickman-Parksinson
- 🏆 Evelyn Mateo-Aquino
Critical & Analytical Thinking
- 🏆 Celina Garcia
- 🏆 Mike Lopez
Cultural Agility Award
- 🏆 Onyinyechi Anuluoha
- 🏆 Alejandra Rodriguez
Effective Collaboration Award
- 🏆 Nebai Canenguez
- 🏆 Jada Mwaniki
- 🏆 Roberto Salazar
Engaging Communication Award
- 🏆 Sherrion Mcconico
- 🏆 Brianna Terry
A program created by JA as a “catalyst for change,” Case method teaching and learning is at 3DE’s core. Students evaluate a real-world challenge facing a corporate business partner and use the lessons and skills from their core classes to solve that problem. Working collaboratively in groups, students draw conclusions and present solutions to the case challenge sponsor.
To learn more about 3DE Visit: https://jasocal.org/3de/
Although we are posting in celebration of the 3DE Class of 2025, we do not want to minimize the tragedies that have occurred at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas. Click here to read a statement released by JASoCal CEO along with resources to help talk to children and teens.
