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Active Citizenship

What does it take to be a successful high school student?  What are the skills I will need to be successful?  What opportunities are open to me at Weymouth High School?  How can I participate as an active citizen of this community?  This introductory course engages students in an active exploration of these essential questions.  Through hands-on assignments and meaningful classroom discussions, students explore what it means to be a citizen of Weymouth High School, the town of Weymouth, the United States, and our global society.  Students are introduced to the WHS academic, civic and social skills and gain experience with these skills as they explore their school, town, state and national governments.  

2015 Course Syllabus
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2015 Course Calendar
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Civics for the 21st Century
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