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We're a global, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that advances civic and law-related education to empower all people to positively transform their world.
Silver Spring, MD
Joined July 2011
RT @SCHSociety: #OTD February 11, 1803, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Marbury v. Madison. Learn more about this landmark case a…
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Are you a teacher in the DC area interested in learning more about how NYT v. Sullivan is connected to the Civil Rights Movement? Join us, @APPCPenn, and @amhistorymuseum for a professional development workshop on this topic. Learn more here:
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RT @StreetLawInc: Do your students have a lot of questions about executive orders recently? Download our free Executive Orders Inquiry Pac…
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Only ONE month left! Teachers, if you haven't applied to the Supreme Court Summer Institute (SCSI), now is the time! Join Street Law and the @SCHSociety in DC to deepen your understanding of the Supreme Court through the best teacher professional development of your life.
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Do your students have a lot of questions about executive orders recently? Download our free Executive Orders Inquiry Pack which examines what EO's are, the history behind them, and explores important EO's throughout history.
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Teachres, a reminder that Barnes v. Felix will be argued tomorrow.
Hot off the presses, our Winter #SCOTUS in the Classroom Case: Barnes v. Felix. This case will decide whether courts should apply the “moment of the threat” doctrine when evaluating an excessive force claim under the Fourth Amendment.
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Teachers, a reminder: the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision is in one week. Prepare your class to learn about this landmark SCOTUS case with where you will find hundreds of teacher and student-facing, classroom-ready resources.
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RT @SCHSociety: #OTD January 13, 1988, the Supreme Court ruled in Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier, a First Amendment case on student newspapers. L…
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Hot off the presses, our Winter #SCOTUS in the Classroom Case: Barnes v. Felix. This case will decide whether courts should apply the “moment of the threat” doctrine when evaluating an excessive force claim under the Fourth Amendment.
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You could win a free trip to Washington, D.C., and a classroom set of Street Law textbooks! All you have to do is use Street Law materials in your classroom and nominate yourself to be our next Classroom Champion. There's only one week left until the application closes!
Could YOU be our 2025 Classroom Champion? Consider nominating yourself (or a colleague) to help us honor the extraordinary work classroom teachers like YOU do daily to build civic agency and advance justice. Help us find our 2025 Classroom Champion!
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Teachers, a reminder: the anniversary of the New Jersey v. TLO decision is in one week. Prepare your class to learn about this landmark SCOTUS case with where you will find hundreds of teacher and student-facing, classroom-ready resources.
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Teachers, a reminder: the anniversary of the Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier decision is in one week. Prepare your class to learn about this landmark SCOTUS case with where you will find hundreds of teacher and student-facing, classroom-ready resources.
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It’s not too late to make a year-end contribution to Street Law! For every $100 you donate, we can reach 12 more young people with the tools to advance justice for themselves and their communities.
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In 2024, your generosity helped us empower 1.3+ million young people through civic and law-related education. Now, we need your help to make 2025 even more impactful. Join the movement to advance justice by including Street Law in your year-end giving!
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Join the movement to advance justice around the world by including Street Law in your year-end giving plans!
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Teachers, use this winter break to plan for an inspiring summer! We are accepting applications for our exclusive 2025 Supreme Court Summer Institute for Teachers. Apply by March 1 to join us for an unforgettable experience celebrating 30 years of SCSI
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Do you believe in the importance of empowering all people with civic agency and the skills to drive positive change? At Street Law, we do! Help us make this vision a reality by donating at
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RT @SCHSociety: #OTD December 18, 1944, the Supreme Court ruled in Korematsu v. United States, allowing the internment of Japanese American…
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