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GenerationNation is a nonprofit that helps K-12 students build civic literacy and leadership skills. It provides classroom curriculum and resources, as well as hands-on learning opportunities like a youth council. The document outlines GenerationNation's programs and resources for educators, including standards-aligned lessons, tools to integrate civics into different subjects, and ways for students to get involved in their community and government. It also describes how GenerationNation works to engage more students in civic learning and narrow opportunity gaps.
GenerationNation info for teachers
GenerationNation is an organization that provides educational resources and programs to promote civic literacy and youth leadership. It offers smart and engaging programs tied to educational standards that combine classroom learning with hands-on experiences. The organization provides curriculum, lesson plans, videos, and other resources on topics like government, citizenship, current events, and leadership. It also organizes learning opportunities such as mock elections, speaker events, and programs to connect students with local leaders and government. The goal is to help students understand how government works and gain skills to make a positive impact.
GenerationNation 2014-15 impact report
The document provides information about GenerationNation, a non-profit organization that aims to educate students in Charlotte, North Carolina on civic engagement and leadership. It summarizes that GenerationNation works with schools to provide programs and resources to help students build skills in civic literacy, leadership, and engaging with their community from a young age. In the past year, nearly 50,000 local students participated in GenerationNation activities and programs. The organization seeks community volunteers and investments to expand its initiatives and support more students.
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Rickey Levon Burch and Jason Kerman addressed the City Council to summarize the work of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Youth Council over the past year. The Youth Council, comprised of diverse high school students from across the city, works to educate emerging leaders through interactions with community leaders and experiences with local government. Over the past year, the Youth Council invested nearly 3,000 hours learning about issues facing the community, participating in civic events, and advising local leaders. They highlighted key issues of economic opportunity, educational opportunities, race relations, and student voice that impact the youth of Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Youth Council Reports
The document provides an overview and summary of the 2014-15 activities of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Youth Council. It discusses that the Youth Council involved 120 student leaders from 38 high schools across Mecklenburg County who contributed over 3,000 hours to community education, leadership, and service. They engaged with city, county, and school district leaders on key issues like education, economic opportunity, race relations, and student voice. Through their involvement, students gained experience with civic processes, explored careers, and provided informed youth perspectives to community leaders.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Youth Council report 2014-15
This document outlines the goals and structure of a youth advisory board for local government in Charlotte, North Carolina. The board aims to educate over 100 high school students about civic issues, engage them in policymaking, and develop their leadership skills. Students from 38 diverse schools participate in activities like mock trials, budgeting, and public speaking to learn how local government works and explore issues like economic opportunity and education. The board also aims to build a pipeline of future civic leaders and increase youth civic engagement in the community.
Celebrate youth leadership program
1. GenerationNation provides programs to build civic literacy and leadership in K-12 students through classroom education and hands-on experiences that combine learning about civics and leadership.
2. In recent years, they have engaged over 50,000 local students in activities and provided over 15,000 hours of programming focused on civic education.
3. Studies show 100% of youth participants interacted with community leaders to discuss issues and solutions, learned about local government, and collaborated with other students, building skills for life after high school.
First Annual Celebrate Youth Leadership
GenerationNation hosted the first annual event - Celebrate Youth Leadership - on May 13 honoring Charlotte-Mecklenburg's young civic leaders. It was an opportunity to meet, and learn from, students who are transforming our schools, neighborhoods, and community for the better.
Youth Leadership
Students explored the city and leadership - here's what they learned! From GenerationNation's Youth Leadership Charlotte-Mecklenburg Class of 2015's Team 6.
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Students explored the city and leadership - here's what they learned! From GenerationNation's Youth Leadership Charlotte-Mecklenburg Class of 2015's Team 1.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools - School Board
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools district serves over 145,000 students across 164 schools with an annual operating budget of $1.3 billion. The district is overseen by the North Carolina Board of Education and Department of Public Instruction and governed locally by an elected school board. The school board oversees the superintendent, establishes policies, approves budgets and determines student assignment boundaries. The superintendent manages daily operations and implements board policies. The district's budget is funded 57% by the state, 30% by Mecklenburg County property taxes, and 13% by federal and other sources.
Mecklenburg County Government
Mecklenburg County is located in North Carolina and contains the city of Charlotte. It has a population of over 1 million people and covers 530 square miles. The county commission governs Mecklenburg County - it is made up of 9 elected commissioners and oversees the annual budget, property taxes, and county policies. The county budget for fiscal year 2015 was over $1.5 billion, with the largest sources of funds being property taxes and payments from other governments. The majority of the budget goes to education through Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and Central Piedmont Community College, as well as health and safety services. Citizens are encouraged to get involved in their county government by attending commission meetings, following social media
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This document provides information on local government structures in Charlotte, North Carolina and Mecklenburg County. It outlines the services, elected officials, and appointed positions for the City of Charlotte, towns in Mecklenburg County, Mecklenburg County government, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, and the North Carolina General Assembly. Key information includes the roles of mayors, city/town councils, county commissioners, school boards, and how they interact with city/county managers and superintendents.
Election2014learning activities
This document provides resources for a civic learning opportunity about the 2014 election. It includes activities to educate students about democracy, government, and participating in the election process. Students will learn about roles and structures of government, gather and analyze information to think critically and make decisions, and participate in a mock election. Resources include information on candidates, activities, and standards alignments for grades K-12.
5 tips for being an active, informed voter
This document provides 5 tips for being an active and informed voter:
1. Learn about the candidates and issues in the election by focusing on an issue you care about.
2. Think about and analyze the information you find to determine if it is truthful and helps you decide which candidate is best qualified.
3. Review what you've learned about the candidates and decide which one you think will do the best job based on their background, positions, and solutions to problems.
4. Take action by voting every year to make your voice heard, and also share your ideas and get involved in the community.
5. Stay engaged after the election by keeping track of elected officials, attending meetings, and contacting them about
GenerationNation teacher info
GenerationNation provides K-12 resources and hands-on activities to educate students about civics and build civic literacy. They offer classroom resources aligned to educational standards, as well as opportunities for hands-on learning like a mock election where students vote. Their goal is to engage students in government and community issues to develop leadership skills from an early age.
Election2014 editable gr_k_5
This document provides information and resources for students about the 2014 election. It outlines the election process and vocabulary. It describes the major political parties and notes that some offices are nonpartisan. It provides details about candidates and issues on the student ballot for U.S. Senate, county commission, city bonds, and a sales tax referendum. It encourages students to learn about the candidates, make an informed decision, and vote in the student election from October 21-November 4.
Distracted driving civics
This document provides information about a civic learning activity that uses distracted driving, specifically texting while driving, as an example to teach students about various civic topics. The activity aims to help students learn about the legislative process, civic participation, and analyzing information to address public issues. It discusses statistics on distracted driving, texting laws in North Carolina, and provides resources for students to further explore the issue and ways to get involved through writing to lawmakers or participating in programs to promote safe driving.
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This document provides information and resources about the 2014 election for teachers to use in their classrooms. It outlines key election terminology, details various federal, state, and local races and ballot measures. It also provides candidate information and guides students through the process of becoming informed voters from learning about the issues, candidates and voting.
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- 1. GenerationNation.org Town of Pineville This is a PDF. Contact us for editable presentation document.
- 2. 2 GenerationNation.org The Town Municipality = city, town, village In Mecklenburg County • One city - Charlotte • Six towns - Cornelius, Davidson, Huntersville, Matthews, Mint Hill and Pineville No legal difference between a city, town or village – is preference of the residents
- 3. 3 GenerationNation.org Pineville Settled in 1700s – President James K. Polk born in 1795 Town incorporates in 1873 Population – 585 citizens in 1900 – 7,500 citizens today Area – 3.5 square miles
- 4. 4 GenerationNation.org Government Town Government – Mayor and Town Council – Nonpartisan election every 2 years Council-Manager Government – Elected Town Council sets policies – Professional Town Administrator manages town government Town Ordinances (local laws/rules) – http://townofpineville.com/town-ordinances/
- 5. 5 GenerationNation.org Town services Planning • Zoning, planning and land use Public Works • Sidewalks, streets, garbage, recycling, stormwater Parks & Recreation and Cultural Services • Parks, athletics, arts programs, festivals Public Safety • Police, Animal Control • EMS/Fire Town Government • Operations, Finance
- 6. 6 GenerationNation.org Who runs the town? The Mayor and Town Council Elected, nonpartisan • Mayor and Town Council • Establishes priorities on community needs, sets policy, establishes the budget, levies taxes, creates ordinances Haynes Brigman • Hired by Town Council • Responsible for daily operations of the town and Town Manager
- 7. 7 GenerationNation.org Town Council Meetings Town Council Meetings – 2nd Tuesday each month, 6:30PM – Pineville Hut Meeting Facility, Johnston Road – Who can attend? Anyone Website: www.townofpineville.com Follow town government meeting agendas, minutes and news – http://townofpineville.com/category/agendas-and- minutes/