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Seal of Civic Readiness
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Revitalizing Civic Learning in Our Schools
Quick Overview Reference Guide
Professional Development
Preparing to Offer the Seal
Committee
Do's & Don'ts
Tracking Student Progress
Next Steps
Application Process
Criteria & Requirements
4 Domains of Civic Readiness
Benefits of offering the Seal
Example Student Pathways
5 Project Types
Earning Points towards the Seal
HS Capstone Project
Research Project
Service Learning Project
Civic Projects
MS Capstone Project
Elective Course
Extra-Curricular or Work-Based Learning
Building Your Program
Program Pathway to Implementation
Promoting to Students & Families
Creating Staff Ownership
Monitor and Evaluate Your Program
Expanding Access
Civics Day
Advertising, Promoting & Raising Awareness
School Counseling Support
+1 Civics Pathway
Tracking Student Progress
Scholarship Opportunities
Tips from Regional Counselors
Forms & Documents
From Library Shelves to Civic Engagement
Resources
NYSED GUIDANCE : The New York State Seal of Civic Readiness Handbook
Documents & Forms
Pilot School Materials
Arlington CSD Civics Folder
Kenmore-Tonawanda SD Resources
NYSED Google Drive 2021-2022
Community Organizations to Tap Into
Enterprise America WCNY
Online Curriculum Resources
Facing History Grant for NY Civics Education
Generation Citizen
Frequently Asked Questions
List of NYS Schools that participate in the Seal of Civic Readi
Parent Resources
Cultivating a Civic Mindset
Building a Civic Mindset
Integrating Civics in Elementary
Integrating Civics in Middle School
End of Year Data Reporting
How to Submit Data to the State
Graduation & Awards Night
Seal of Civic Readiness
Building a Civic Mindset
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