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Discover constitutional principles through age appropriate questions.

KNOWLEDGE. VOICE. PARTICIPATION.
Civic 250 advances civic empowerment through accessible education, practical preparation, and meaningful participation. A shared USU platform connects public education, law, research, publishing, and community life.
THE FIRST USU YOUTH CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
A signature learning experience invites young people to become delegates: listen with care, discuss a shared question, draft a classroom charter, and present their decisions.
Schools, families, and community groups can help shape the inaugural experience. Event dates and host arrangements will be announced when confirmed.
THE DELEGATE EXPERIENCE
Discover constitutional principles through age appropriate questions.
Listen to different perspectives and discuss a shared community challenge.
Draft and present a classroom charter grounded in dignity and responsibility.
Choose a practical action, then reflect on its contribution to the community.
ONE PLATFORM. MANY WAYS TO PARTICIPATE.
Bring constitutional learning home through parent groups, shared reading, workbooks, and community conversations.
Learn moreFind accessible court education, preparation tools, and official resource pathways for individuals and families.
Learn moreLearn how courts work through mock proceedings, guided observation, and reflection.
Learn moreConnect family learning, document organization, procedural understanding, and practical court preparation.
Learn moreEquip schools, parent groups, and communities with resources for learning, conscience, and belonging.
Learn moreConnect lived experience with public scholarship, thoughtful listening, and civic understanding.
Learn moreMeet at the heart through workshops, music, dance, food, storytelling, and shared service.
Learn moreBring civic learning into homes and classrooms through workbooks, educator guides, and community publishing.
Learn moreJudiciary 250 continues within the U.S. Institute of Law. Civic 250 connects its public learning pathways with USU’s wider educational mission.
ADVANCING EDUCATIONAL DEMOCRACY
The right to learn and the freedom to pray or not to pray belong in the conversation about educational participation. Parent groups, educators, and community partners can help shape religious literacy workbooks, listening sessions, and inclusive gatherings.
Institutional resources address voluntary participation, religious identity, respectful disagreement, and freedom of conscience within each educational setting.
THE USU COURT SUPPORT NETWORK
Find a court, read court papers, and prepare the next step.
Open platformAccess focused preparation resources for time sensitive court situations.
Open platformConnect procedural learning, document preparation, and official resource pathways.
Open platformAccess preparation pathways focused on dissolution proceedings.
Open platformOpen the established court preparation platform.
Open platformContinue constitutional learning, judicial education, research, and civic participation.
Open platformSCHOOLS · FAMILIES · COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Help develop parent conversations, classroom experiences, community gatherings, and workbooks that strengthen knowledge, voice, and participation.
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