2007 Resolution on Educating for Democracy
MAY 22, 2007
WHEREAS, we recognize that civic, character and service learning are essential to the well-being of our representative democracy and should be a central purpose of K-16 education; and
WHEREAS, we understand that civility, respect for the rights and viewpoints of others, and civic responsibility are vital in our representative democracy; be it therefore
RESOLVED, that we will help instill in K-16 students the desire to become engaged citizens endowed with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and confidence to participate fully in democratic life.
*Adopted by the Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning
Members of the Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning- Administrative Office of the Courts
- American Dream Foundation
- College of Education at the University of Utah
- First Amendment Center
- Utah 3 Rs Project
- Hinckley Institute of Politics at the University of Utah
- League of Women Voters
- Learning for Life
- Boy Scouts of America
- National Center for Community of Caring
- National Energy Foundation
- Office of the Lieutenant Governor
- Salt Lake Center for Engaging Community
- United States District Court for the District of Utah
- Utah Campus Compact
- Utah Court of Appeals
- Utah Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge
- Utah Law-Related Education Project
- Utah League of Cities and Towns
- Utah School Boards Association
- Utah State Bar
- Utah State Board of Education
- Members of the Utah State Legislature
- Utah's Legislators Back to School Program
- Office of the State Superintendent
- Utah State Office of Education
- Utah Supreme Court
- Individuals Who Support the Utah Coalition for Civic, Character and Service Learning
