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Solving it together

Students are invited to attend and report on discussion with current and former Charlotte mayors

Students report: Mayor Foxx and Ambassador Doer

High school students Ty White, Jonese Austin and Rich Burris spend time during Spring Break to interview Charlotte mayor Anthony Foxx and report on an address by Canadian ambassador Gary Doer

Government budgets and priorities

Want to know what's important to your government? Now's the perfect time to find out! Local governments are deciding which services will be budget priorities. A great civic learning opportunity!

Students report

What do Charlotte's students think about government, policies, issues, leaders, news and other topics? Check out their reports - and share your own.

Register now for Youth Civics

Teens: Interested in government, law or public service? Want to know how local government works, and where it gets - and spends - its money? Register now for GenerationNation's fun local government 101 program for high school students.

The State of the Union

The State of the Union is a great civic learning opportunity. Activities involve reading, writing, analysis, media literacy, social studies and more.

Teens take the lead

In January, teens met Governor McCrory, discussed policy with CMS superintendent Heath Morrison, and joined CMS task forces.

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Educating and engaging K-12 students to lead.

Smart, fun programs tied to Common Core and other educational goals connect classroom learning with hands-on experiences to build civic literacy and develop young people as effective citizens and leaders. Get involved today!