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Mesa students learn how to become leaders

The free semester-long program gives students practice in research, public speaking and advocacy as Arizona schools face uneven civics instruction.

Summary by East Valley Tribune
High school students this spring learn something their government classes hadn’t quite taught: how to identify problems in their communities, trace their root cause, and advocate for change.

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Mesa students learn how to become leaders

High school students this spring learn something their government classes hadn’t quite taught: how to identify problems in their communities, trace their root cause, and advocate for change.

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East Valley Tribune broke the news on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
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