Alaska SB23 mandates civics education and assessments for high school students to graduate.
Alaska SB23 requires the state to develop a comparative government and civics education curriculum, civics assessment, and civics project-based assessment. Schools must allow students to fulfill graduation requirements by taking a comparative government and civics education course or passing a civics assessment. Students must achieve a passing score on the civics assessment to graduate. The curriculum includes topics such as the founding history of the United States, federalism, and the institutions of the United States government.
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