Let's Teach What We're Voting For
As the nation's Semiquincentennial approaches in 2026, Alabama confronts an uncomfortable reality.
The state that once sent Hugo Black to the Supreme Court and produced towering figures in America's constitutional drama now languishes in civic educational mediocrity.
Alabama can remedy this deficit before the nation's 250th anniversary by requiring education colleges to teach fundamental documents and pivotal moments in American history.
- Senior Advisor, Capital Markets Initiative, Outreach notes the need for change.
- Education colleges must require coursework addressing American history and constitutional documents.
Consider the catalogue of shame.
Author's summary: Alabama must improve civic education before 2026. The state should require education colleges to teach American history and constitutional documents to future teachers. Alabama's civic educational mediocrity is a pressing issue that needs to be addressed before the nation's 250th anniversary. Author's resume: Alabama needs civic education reform.
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