Susan Etter's List: Teacher Institutes

Colorado organizations and public officials who share CELD’s interest in providing teachers with updates, resources, best practices and new lessons collaborate to offer 20 or more concurrent sessions at the 25th annual Educating for Citizenship Conference on Dec. 4, 2009.

This website, created at Penn State Harrisburg as part of our program “A Rising People: Benjamin Franklin and the Americans” has two goals. First, it provides up-to-date information and ideas about Benjamin Franklin and his era for educators and students of all ages. Second, it includes all information for K-12 teachers interested in attending one of our 2010 National Endowment for the Humanities teachers' workshops, to be held in Philadelphia June 27-July 2, or July 5-10. Click the links on this page to learn more!

From personal consultations to one-hour group sessions to one-week courses, CLP brings cutting-edge, best-practices training in civic education to teachers statewide.

The judicial branch is committed to educating Californians of all ages about our court system. The following highlights are examples of kindergarten through post-college education initiatives with which the branch is involved. Using a variety of approaches, these initiatives directly educate students about how the law and courts work and how they affect our society and students' lives. Some of these projects are led by Supreme Court, appellate court, or superior court leaders and others are led by staff in the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC). This list is just a sampling and does not include all local court projects targeted toward this audience.