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Homeroom with Education Leaders | Building Strong School Communities Through Service Learning and Civic Engagement

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Join our CEO Louise Dubé and the Hunt Institute for a conversation on how schools can leverage civic engagement to build stronger connections with the local community.

Session Description:

Service learning and civic engagement can transform school communities, fostering a sense of belonging and responsibility among students. Despite growing concerns over a politically divided country, our 2024 Across the Aisle survey found meaningful agreement across demographic groups regarding education proposals. This session will explore practical strategies for integrating service learning into the curriculum, empowering students to take an active role in their communities and enhancing their educational experience through real-world problem solving. Join The Hunt Institute for a conversation on how schools can leverage civic engagement to build stronger connections with the local community, promote social responsibility, and develop the next generation of informed, active citizens.

Panelists:

  • Louise Dubé, CEO, iCivics
  • Charlene Russell-Tucker, Commissioner, Connecticut State Department of Education
  • Dr. Arthur Schwartz, President, Character.org

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Engage With iCivics

Educators

Access lesson plans and LMS tools to seamlessly integrate iCivics into your curriculum.

Students

Play games, watch videos, and complete class assignments.

Families

Support civic learning at home with games and resources that are fun and educational.

Communities

Find ways to engage in the nationwide movement to prioritize civic education.