—Social Education StaffAs the nation gears up for the fall elections, many students are experiencing the political process up-close.302

The KidCitizen app engages young learners with primary sources as they explore issues like child labor, the role of Congress, and children's civic participation.

Chantelle Grace

In early 2020, the Religious Freedom Center of the Freedom Forum Institute in Washington, DC, and National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) released a white paper from the September 27, 2019 convening of a National Summit on Religion and Education. NCSS was a co-sponsor and co-convener of the Summit, which brought together experts and leaders in the fields of education, religious studies, social studies, and English language arts. As NCSS President, I had the opportunity to offer opening remarks and to lead small group discussions examining the past, present and future of K-12 religious…

Jeffery D. Nokes, Brigham Young University

Brian Furgione, University of Central Florida Corey R. Sell, Metropolitan State University of Denver Tina M. Ellsworth, Northwest Missouri State University