Economics video contest open to K-12 students, teachers
The Council for Economic Education (CEE) has launched an election video contest for K-12 classroom teachers. This contest has students ask, via their teachers, for the best economic advice they can...
View ArticleStudents talk election issues on Oct. 11 Education Matters
What do today’s young people think about the upcoming election? A special edition of Education Matters, in partnership with Kentucky Youth Advocates, features a panel of Kentucky high school students...
View ArticleUnit delivers both election and learning results
Middle school students learn about voting process and their role in it.
View ArticleStudying the election
By Amy Wallot Amy.wallot@education.ky.gov After weeks of following the 2012 presidential race, students in Vincent Tinker’s AP Government class at Lafayette High School (Fayette County) talked about...
View ArticlePBS poster contest offers chance at trip to Washington
PBS LearningMedia’s Meet Me in DC poster contest, the first of two teacher-led engagement contests affiliated with PBS Election Central, invites students to create a digital poster highlighting...
View ArticleCivics initiative encourages student involvement in government
Generation Citizen, an action civics education organization, is launching #Beyondtheballot, a campaign to remind young people about the importance of local government and sustained political...
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