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Family Resources

Are you registered? VOTE 411 is a resource from the League of Women Voters where you can register to vote, check your registration, and find out what’s on your ballot. USAGov also has resources about voting, elections, and much more.

Want a quick dose of civics? 60 Second Civics is a fun resource with a short lesson and quiz. 

Regularly updated, ad-free videos about the election can be found on CSPAN Campaign 2024. We love that you can make a playlist!

We love the National Constitution Center’s interactive Constitution. Check it out and learn about the text, history, and meaning of the U.S. Constitution from leading scholars of diverse perspectives.<

Learn about your congressional district or the congressional district where friends or relatives live. The U.S. Census Bureau has a data tool where students can access detailed information about communities throughout the U.S.

Fun for the whole family! iCivics has free civics games for grades K-12. Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government has learning adventures and games for ages 4 and up.

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This Pamela Bellmore Gardner Social Studies Leadership Award recognizes administrators who demonstrate exceptional support for social studies education across elementary, middle, and high school settings. Dr. Francese was selected through a rigorous nomination process that required letters of support from educators and social studies colleagues highlighting her significant contributions to the field.

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