Class Details
| Floating Class: | No |
| Term: |
Fall 2023
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| Description: | The text used is easily read and comprehended. It teaches the clear-cut, decisive principles of sound politics and economics enunciated by the Founders. Part I presents the Founder's foundational beliefs about how people should be governed with some historical background. Part II consists of 28 Principles that must be understood and lived. I believe through a minimum of reading, reflecting, and discussing the 28 Principles, you will find yourself incorporating them into your life--as the Founders hoped--because they are duties and responsibilities as much as they are rights and privileges. John Adams commented that the Constitution will only provide a stable, prosperous, and nurturing society if it is practiced by a people who believe in God. Hopefully, our discussion will explore that. Reading and discussion are the core of the class. Be prepared to engage in discussion. Class is appropriate for sixth grade through high school. |
| Homework Hours: | 2 |
| Requirements: | 6th-grade reading level or higher... A willingness to engage in the class...seriously, personally, |
| Requires Teacher Approval: | No |
| Category: | Social Studies - Government |
| Age(s): | 12yrs - 18yrs |
| Positions & Enrollment Min/Max: |
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| Class Duration: | 1 Hour(s) |
| Class Frequency: | 2 Hour Classes per Week |
| Billable Hours Per Week: | 1 |
| Admin Tier: | Specialty |
| Admin Fee: | $4.00, Term Total = $64 |
| Class Fee: | $150 |
| Supply Fee: | $5 |
| Created: | 06/19/2023 4:59pm/koddis |
| Last Updated: | 07/12/2023 7:47am/hcates |
Class Schedules
| Day | Room | Period | Time |
| Tuesday | Classroom (228) | 3:00 | 3:00 pm
3:50 pm |
| Thursday | Classroom (228) | 3:00 | 3:00 pm
3:50 pm |
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