There are classroom tested lesson plans, electronic field trip registration information, a catalog of realia materials to order, and general teaching resources. This is a developing website devoted to resources for Character Education programs. Currently on the page are descriptions of Character Education and references for its inclusion in the California History-Social Science Framework. Soon to be on the page will be model programs, professional development opportunities and resources available to schools and districts developing Character Education components to their curriculum. The Religion and Public Education Resource Center, a joint project of CSU Chico and Butte County Office of Education, provides resources for schools and teachers in how to include religion in the curriculum in an academically sound and constitutionally permissible manner.
Some materials are available for order and others are hotlinked directly from the website.
This site of the California State Bar has terms and topics of interest to parents and students related to youth and the law. These topics will be helpful for students in understanding their roles and responsibilities in a free society. Topics include such issues as curfew, emancipation, truancy, parents' rights and responsibilities, and zero tolerance. It is also possible to e-mail questions about religious liberty issues to Charles Haynes, resident scholar. NCHE is a network of university, K-12, and community ecucators dedicated to promoting and improving history education and programs.