1. Linking with School-Day Civics Training to Go

2. Discuss ways to collaborate with school-day civics teachers and other staff Gain strategies for building civics standards into out-of- school time Help students build other school-day skills using civic learning and engagement projects Objectives

3. Support and reinforce academic skills youth are learning during the school day Tap youth interests and skills that may not be showcased during the school day Connect with the assets of young peoples’ families and social networks Connecting with School-Day Civics

4. Looking at School Day Civics Research civic standards Talk with teachers and administrators Discuss civics concepts with students

5. Reinforcing Other Academic Skills Persuasive writing Giving effective presentations Understanding different points of view Learning about current events and history Creating budgets Geography

6. Incorporating School-Day Civics Themes into Projects

7. Form committees and clubs on different topics Hold elections and debates on important decisions affecting the program Have students work through conflict with dialogue and deliberation Seek out opportunities to increase diversity and include multiple points of view The Democratic Process

8. Honoring Multiple Viewpoints

9. Establish ongoing communication with teachers and other school staff Know school day standards and activities Discuss ways to collaborate with school events and special programs Plan ahead Tips for Success

10. Meet with teachers or school administrators Research state civics standards Outline ways to incorporate the democratic process Next Steps