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Advancing the Civic Mission of Schools: What Schools, Districts, and State and Federal Leaders Can Do
Because they reach almost every young person in the nation, schools are best positioned to prepare the next generation of Americans for active citizenship. The public increasingly recognizes that students' civic learning is important to maintaining our representative democracy, and parents are calli
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