Raising a voter: Tips for talking to your kids about politics and the election
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Raising a voter: Tips for talking to your kids about politics and the election
Posted on Seattle Child’s
Mock Elections at Ballard
Mock Elections at Ballard High School Engage Students in Civic Participation
Education Week: “Make Mock Elections Mandatory”
Voter turnout is in crisis; better civics training in school can help
Effort to boost our civics IQ is sorely needed
Students in Washington state get too little instruction on basic civics, from constitutional rights to how government functions.
What’s the purpose of our Bill of Rights? Most eighth-graders have no idea
To show kids why their voices matter, Seattle will amp up voter-education lessons for all grade levels.
Tireless quest for more civics instruction winning backers …
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.
King County Council Votes Unanimously to Support Civics for All!
County and Seattle City Council boost “Civics for All” initiative for Seattle Schools
Civics for All Resolution
Today, the Seattle City Council unanimously adopted a Resolution I sponsored in support of an initiative called Civics for All.
City & County Councils Support Civics for All Initiative
On March 17, 2014 the Seattle City Council and King County Council passed tandem “Resolutions of Support for the Civics for All Initiative.” The 9-0, 9-0 unanimous votes signify a major voice of support for the Seattle School District to adopt Civics for All in the Seattle Public Schools.
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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