September –
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October –
- Professional development in The Choices Program approach
- Distribution of free curriculum resource materials
- Expert guest speaker on an international issue
- General planning
Student representatives in the House chambers
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January –
- Planning for the spring Forum
- Distribution of free curriculum resource materials
- Expert guest speaker on an international issue
Student representative presenting to the mock senate foreign relations committee
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March –
- Tour Indiana Statehouse and visit with legislators (as available)
- Poster and position statement presentations
- Meet with Indiana Secretary of State and register eligible students to vote in the Indiana Government Center
- Small group deliberations on selected global issues and the Futures (possible U.S. foreign policy positions outlined in the curriculum)
- Whole group forum on the floor of the House chambers in the Indiana Statehouse
- Vote on the preferred Future for U.S. foreign policy
West Lafayette High School student registering to vote during the Forum |
April/May –
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Two-day deliberation lesson taught by student representatives to classmates
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Each student develops his/her own Future (U.S. foreign policy position)
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National online Student Ballot on America’s Future completed by all students
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May/June –
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Students share the Capitol Forum Ballot Report, which is compiled and published annually by The Choices Program, with the media and elected officials
Click here to view 2008-09 Ballot Reports
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