Civic Learning Week News Today

A week ago, voters across Vermont sent some clear messages to elected officials.

The test results are in, and Kentucky is barely passing when it comes to civic health. Civic education is desperately needed in our schools, and our lawmakers need to act now to ensure our children wi

OpEd: Only half of Kentuckians could name the three branches of government. Under half could name a local elected official. That number dropped further when asked to name a legislator or constitutional officer.

Today marks the beginning of Civic Learning Week. We dive into the state of civics education and social studies across the country, as well as right here in San Diego County.

Charleston, w.va. – The first “Civics Education: Now More Than Ever” event was educating students and adults alike on the importance of civics and practicing good citizenship in today’s society.

As former U.S. Representative Lee Hamilton noted similarly in this space a couple of weeks ago, Sandra Day O’Connor passed away late last year, on Dec. 1, at the age

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The first “Civics Education: Now More Than Ever” event was educating students and adults alike on the importance of civics and practicing good citizenship in today’s society.

The West Virginia State Capitol is preparing to host a special event. Its purpose is to educate about the value of being a good citizen. This event is part of

This week, as the nation’s Governors meet in Washington, D.C., for the 2024 NGA Winter Meeting, Governor Cox led several public forums to help address toxic polarization in America.

As a part of Civic Learning Week (March 11-15), the Will Rogers Memorial Museum has developed a lesson series for educators on Will Rogers and his influence on politics and