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Civics & Law

A civics course exploring how laws are proposed, debated, made, tracked, and interpreted, with attention to legislature, public process, and state government.

This class

Students explore how laws move through public process, from proposal to debate to passage or failure
The course can include how legislatures work, how state government is structured, and how citizens can follow public decisions
Students may practice tracking real bills and learning to read summaries, updates, and procedural steps
The goal is to make civics concrete by focusing on how institutions actually operate

What families should know

The class is about process, structure, and civic literacy rather than partisan persuasion
Examples and state-focused materials vary by session and are shared before kickoff
Students should expect discussion, analysis, and some work with primary or official process summaries
No prior civics background is required unless a future session says otherwise

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