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Moravia Letter Links

MORAVIA LETTER LINKS

Presented by 1st Amendment 1st Vote

A place to ask. A place to learn. A place to feel heard.
 

 


Moravia Letter Links is a student-driven website. Its purpose is simple but powerful to give underclassmen a safe, anonymous way to ask questions and learn from upperclassmen who have already walked the path ahead.

Whether you’re wondering about classes, clubs, sports, school culture, or just what to expect next year, this space lets you ask freely without pressure, judgement, or awkward moments.

Your questions matter. Your voice matters. And here, you don’t have to raise your hand to be heard.

What You'll Find Here

A student-built space designed to help you feel informed, confident, and supported as you move through school life.

  • School Life & Transitions
    Get real insight into what it’s like moving up a grade, managing workloads, and adjusting to new expectations.
  • Academics & Classes
    Ask about courses, teachers, homework expectations, study tips, and how to stay organized.
  • Clubs, Sports & Activities
    Learn what it’s like to join teams, clubs, music groups, or student organizations from students who’ve already done it.
  • Leadership & Opportunities
    Curious about leadership roles, student government, or programs like 1st Amendment 1st Vote? This is the place to ask.
  • Advice from Upperclassmen
    Sometimes the best answers come from students who’ve already been there. Honest, helpful, and relatable.

Ask a Question — Anonymously

  • Have something on your mind?
    Not sure who to ask?
    Feeling nervous about speaking up?

    You can submit your question anonymously using the form below. Upperclassmen will respond with thoughtful, respectful answers designed to help you feel more confident and prepared.

     

    👉 Ask Your Question Here – CLICK HERE!

Frequently Asked Questions

Have additional questions? Contact us and we’ll be happy to help!

  • Moravia Letter Links is a student-created website designed to help underclassmen ask questions and get advice from upperclassmen. It’s a safe, supportive space to learn more about school life, academics, and opportunities.

  • Yes. All questions are submitted anonymously. No names, no tracking, no pressure. You can ask honestly and comfortably.

  • Questions are answered by upperclassmen with guidance from advisors to ensure responses are respectful, appropriate, and helpful.

  • You can ask about:

    • Classes and teachers

    • Homework and studying

    • Sports and clubs

    • School events

    • Leadership opportunities

    • What to expect next year

    • General advice about school life

    If it helps you feel more prepared, it belongs here.

  • Yes. Questions must be respectful and school-appropriate. Personal attacks, inappropriate content, or anything unsafe will not be posted or answered.

  • Most questions are answered within a few days, depending on volume. Thoughtful responses take time, but we do our best to reply promptly.

  • Yes, but without your name or any identifying information. This helps other students who may be wondering the same thing.

  • Moravia Letter Links is organized by the 1st Amendment 1st Vote group with support from school staff. It’s part of an effort to promote student voice, leadership, and civic engagement.

  • If you’re wondering whether to ask something, chances are someone else is wondering too. Go ahead and ask.