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Why income and tense politics are limiting access to civics classes in California

Summary by Stocktonia
At some high schools in California, civics is everywhere. It’s part of science and history classes. It’s after school at student council and newspaper meetings. It even happens outside of school, on field trips to the capitol and volunteer projects in the community. And after four years, it’s recognized with a gold seal on students’ diplomas.But most California high school students don’t have those opportunities. Lower-income students and those …
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