Imagine. Imagine a school where adults and young people treat each other with respect and dignity. Imagine a school where difference is celebrated, and every member of the school community considers themselves responsible for the school’s success. Imagine hearing world music to signal the change of classes. Imagine a school where every young person can name three or four adults who are actively engaged in their personal development. Imagine a school where teachers use project-based learning to teach about human rights while studying math, science and humanities. Imagine hallways and classroom walls bursting with colorful, creative, and authentic student work. Imagine a school where parents are welcomed. And imagine a place where collaboration is second only to collegiality. Finally, imagine a school with high expectations for all learners regardless of ability. You have seen The School for Human Rights.