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Purpose: Demonstrate civic knowledge, skills, and dispositions through self-reflection. Exhibit character traits that reflect civic-mindedness and a commitment to positively impact the classroom, school, community and/or society.
Purpose: Demonstrate civic knowledge, skills, and dispositions through self-reflection. Exhibit character traits that reflect civic-mindedness and a commitment to positively impact the classroom, school, community and/or society.
LUSD Guidelines:
LUSD Guidelines:
- Student should be on track to graduate based on each student's unique graduation plan (in alignment with state and local graduation requirements).
LUSD Guidelines:
LUSD Guidelines:
- Passing grade in World History, US History, Government/Economics or other Interdisciplinary Coursework of other demonstration:
Equivalent AP/IB course
Interdisciplinary Coursework may also include civil aspects of government, law, history, culture, international governments, economics, and current events
Other coursework as approved by admin for students out of state/country
- Attend 1 local governance meeting with proof of attendance, and a 1 page write-up (minimum 250 words) on what you learned at the meeting. (examples: local school board meeting, local city council meeting).
LUSD Guidelines:
LUSD Guidelines:
- Identify a real world problem or social issue to address in one of the following ways:
- A completed class project verified with the grade and product.
- A project completed with a community organization (complete a form).
- Students may create a visual or digital presentation on how the real world problem/social issue was addressed (action plan).
- 10 hours of community service
(complete Commitment to
(complete Commitment to
Community Form) - write up
Community Form) - write up
LUSD Guidelines:
LUSD Guidelines:
- Submit a video reflecting on this process.
- Complete an interview with a designated person/panel.
- Design a website showcasing your project and reflection.
- Participate in a Speech/Debate event supporting the project.
Students must present your project at a school/district event in May
Students must present your project at a school/district event in May
LUSD Guidelines:
LUSD Guidelines:
- Have two adults complete the verification form: staff or community member (non parental adult)
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