In the new Supreme Court term, the justices will delve into issues that are fundamental to American democracy: voting, marriage equality, religious freedom and immigration.

Note: this statement was updated in 2023. Please see Powerful and Teaching and Learning in Social Studies for the current statement. 

Woodrow Wilson’s handwritten note about the end of World War I along with a personal view from a private in the trenches can provide students with an opportunity to explore two very different perspectives on the war and its final moments.

These recommended sites offer materials, lesson plans, and activities for teaching about our democratic principles.

Social studies must be at the forefront of advancing an LGBTQ+ inclusive K-12 curriculum.

Specific classroom and school practices can help educators promote a secure and inclusive learning environment and prevent bullying.