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  • Texas Education Code
  • Texas Election Code
  • HS Voter Registration Compliance Initiative
  • High School Principal Support
  • High School Democracy Project
  • Celebrate Freedom Week
  • Student Voter Initiative
  • Student Council Support
  • Texas Essential Knowledge & Skills
  • Civic Engagement Activities
    • Declaration of Independence
    • U.S. Constitution
    • Bill of Rights
    • Diversity
    • Nation of Immigrants
    • American Revolution
    • Abolitionist Movement
    • Emancipation Proclamation
    • Women’s Suffrage
    • Additional Resources
  • Freedom Week Activities, K-12
  • Texas Bar: Civics Resources for Students & Teachers
  • Texas Civic Ambassadors Program
  • Education Partners
  • THE TEAM
Texas Student Civic Engagement

Student Council Support
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Student Council Resource Kit
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Student Representative Councils

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National Association of Student Council
When your student council is powered by NASC, there’s no limit to what you can achieve.

https://www.nasc.us
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student councils:
​a voice for students

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How to Start Your School’s Student Council 
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Student Election Clerk 

https://epcountyvotes.com/election_workers_volunteers/student_election_clerk_information
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The School's Role in Developing Civic Engagement: A Study of Adolescents in Twenty-Eight Countries
Schools achieve the best results in fostering civic engagement when they rigorously teach civic content and skills, ensure an open classroom climate for discussing issues, emphasize the importance of the electoral process, and encourage a participative school culture. Schools whose students do not plan to attend college and have few educational resources at home face a special challenge. These are among the conclusions of the IEA Civic Education Study in which 90,000 14-year-olds in 28 countries were tested on knowledge of civic content and skills and were surveyed about concepts of citizenship, attitudes toward governmental and civic institutions, and political actions.
Download / Read Full Article http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1207/S1532480XADS0604_7

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Johnathan Cereceres 
JohnathanSBOE1@gmail.com (contact for more support)
Student Civic Engagement Coordinator,
Texas State Board of Education - District1



TEXAS STUDENT CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

TEXAS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SUPPORT - Texas law

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​CIVIC ENGAGEMENT activities & student voter initiative
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An initiative of Texas State Board of Education District 1
​ Georgina C. Pérez