The Civic Spirit Student Delegates have begun identifying civic-related issues in their schools and taking the first steps to develop projects that address these themes. This process allows them to practice urgent skills of BRAINSTORMING and PROBLEM-SOLVING, which are needed to maintain a thriving, productive self-governing democracy. Their first step was to use the “How …
On Tuesday, November 26, Yeshiva High School for Girls / Central hosted its first ever “Talia Talks”. Three students and three faculty members were selected to share personal narratives about immigrating to this great nation. These speakers shared what America has represented to their families and to the national fabric in shaping their individual stories …
NTD News Today. December 18, 2019. (Minutes 12:50-14:50) See the Video
Rose Tomassi at St. Joseph High School launched a philosophy unit, Person and Polis, with a strong foothold in two of our three Civic Education pillars: Civic Belonging and Civic Skills Students are delving into the concept of law by examining: How do laws insure safety? How do laws support citizens’ happiness? Are safety and …
“From a Civic Education to a Civic Learning Ecosystem: A Landscape Analysis and the Case for Collaboration” Visit Woodrow.org