Ever wish you could change something about your school? Meet four teens who did — and get inspired by their dedication.

When Americans don't agree with the major political parties, they can start their own. Form your own party by building a platform, or a statement of your principles and ideas. We have the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, the Green Party, the Tea Party, and many more. What will you name your political party? What issues will you fight for?

Read both Landmark Supreme Court case briefs. Choose one to analyze in greater detail. Summarize, make connections, investigate, synthesize & predict, and then extend your thinking.

Our country's top court is currently considering a number of important cases that could reshape life in America. Read about how these government decisions could directly affect your life. Think critically, analyze the cases being explained, and respond to the questions at the end.

The U.S. Capitol has created a "virtual tour" of the Capitol Building so people can see inside even while it's closed. I encourage you to take a few minutes to watch this video and learn about the Capitol.

I would love for you to share something new that you learned about the Capitol, or a question that you have about this historic and symbolic building.