Articles about Civics for All

Raising a voter: Tips for talking to your kids about politics and the election

December 7, 2018 0 Comments

Posted on Seattle Child’s

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Mock Elections at Ballard

November 9, 2018 0 Comments

Mock Elections at Ballard High School Engage Students in Civic Participation

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Effort to boost our civics IQ is sorely needed

May 6, 2016 0 Comments

Students in Washington state get too little instruction on basic civics, from constitutional rights to how government functions.

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What’s the purpose of our Bill of Rights? Most eighth-graders have no idea

April 29, 2016 0 Comments

To show kids why their voices matter, Seattle will amp up voter-education lessons for all grade levels.

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Tireless quest for more civics instruction winning backers …

April 25, 2014

Legislators in both the Seattle City and King County councils endorse Civics for All initiative that incorporates more civics into Washington’s public school curriculum.

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King County Council Votes Unanimously to Support Civics for All!

April 25, 2014

County and Seattle City Council boost “Civics for All” initiative for Seattle Schools

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Civics for All Resolution

April 25, 2014
Civics for All Resolution

Today, the Seattle City Council unanimously adopted a Resolution I sponsored in support of an initiative called Civics for All.

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Civics For All Pilot

April 11, 2014
Civics For All Pilot

Originally published on Friday, April 11, 2014
Civinomics.com, Published by Chelsea Clark, Robert Singleton, and Melanie

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Want kids to care about school? Teacher says civics are the key

February 5, 2014

According to national studies, 75 percent of high school seniors cannot name a power granted to Congress by the Constitution, and fewer than half of eighth graders tested understand the purpose of the Bill of Rights.

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Crosscut.com: “Your future called. It wants a better civics education.”

June 24, 2013

Your future called. It wants a better civics education. A new national initiative is looking at demographic shifts and asking the question: Should schools go back to teaching good old fashioned civics again? … Some are blaming this voting apathy on the lack of quality civics education in our schools. Like South Lake High School […]

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