American Civics and History Act mandates civics education in West Virginia public schools.
The American Civics and History Act establishes a curriculum for West Virginia public schools, requiring at least one semester of instruction in American civics and history before the completion of eighth and twelfth grades. The curriculum includes instruction on American government institutions, political philosophy, and a comparative analysis of ideologies. Teachers are encouraged to explore current events from diverse perspectives. The Act also mandates the use of primary sources and interactive learning techniques.
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