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Civic Education In Michigan
The Michigan Center for Civic Education (MCCE) was established in 1982 as a non-partisan 501(C)3 nonprofit corporation. MCCE was created to be a premier organization dedicated to preparing active and informed members of society through law-related and civic education in Michigan.
We are dedicated to providing youth with the knowledge and skills needed to become engaged members of a more vibrant and healthy civic society. Learning to swim cannot be done simply by reading a book; a person needs to jump into the water and to get wet. The same is true in regards to learning how to be a be a responsible, engaged members of society.
Students need to have opportunities to both learn and practice the skills of citizenship and to interact with members of the community in order to understand and how they can be actively engaged in the process.
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Stay up-to-date with the latest news about Michigan’s civic education programs for teachers, students and members of the community. Our programs reflect best practices in civic and law-related education and provide experiences that are relevant, rigorous, and connected to real life experiences. Read our featured articles below!
Our Mission
MCCE specializes in meaningful professional learning and student programming. MCCE offers an array of programs for students including Mock Trial, We the People and Project Community.
For teachers we offer opportunities for professional learning for content and instructional practices to best equip and empower informed students. Professional learning can include programming from iCivics, National Constitution Center, Civics that Empowers All Students: We the People, the James Madison Legacy Project and Civitas. MCCE ensures those teachers engaged with professional learning stay up to date on the civic and government landscape with access to classroom curriculum on a wide range of civics and social studies topics.
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