A national leader in civic education, Kids Voting USA (KVUSA) gets students involved and ready to be educated, engaged citizens. Students learn about democracy through a combination of classroom activities, family dialogue and an authentic voting experience.
Our high-quality instructional materials provide K-12 teachers with valuable civic learning tools to be used throughout the year, every year. In addition to classroom activities about voting and elections, students also explore the right to vote and active citizenship.
It’s all made possible by Kids Voting USA’s national network of community-based affiliates and their partners which involve schools, election officials, business and community leaders, and volunteers. Kids Voting USA is truly a community commitment to democracy. Get involved in your community!!
Kids Voting Central Ohio recently awarded $1,000 scholarships to two outstanding students who exemplify citizenship, political awareness, and participation in the democratic process. These scholarships, are funded through contributions from members and designated donations. Shareeque Sadiq: Shareeque has been a member of the Kids Voting Central Ohio Youth Council, and this spring served as a [...]
Kids Voting Northern Kentucky presented the organization’s highest honor, its Civic Leadership Award, to retiring Campbell County Clerk Jack Snodgrass during a luncheon on Tuesday, March 12 at the Radisson Hotel in Covington. The Kids Voting Northern Kentucky Civic Leadership Award is presented to a citizen of Boone, Campbell or Kenton counties for exemplary leadership [...]
“My Duty as a Citizen” was the theme of the Kids Voting Brownsville Spring 2013 Art and Multimedia Contests that were open to students in all Brownsville schools. Winners from among the more than 160 semi-finalist submissions were announced in early May after being judged by members of The University of Texas at community and [...]
RT @KidsVotingUSA: 10 percent of the electorate turning out to vote was Hispanic in 2012. #vote
Did u know: Thomas Jefferson & John Adams both ran for President in 1796 & 1800? Adams won 1796; Jefferson won 1800. http://t.co/3YWTWMjYfN© Copyright Kids Voting USA 2005-2012
