This lesson introduces 9th-grade students to the North Carolina high school graduation requirements, helping them understand the necessary credits and courses needed to graduate. This knowledge is crucial for students to plan their high school journey effectively and set realistic academic goals. The lesson is designed for a single 30-minute session, providing a comprehensive overview of the requirements and their importance.

This engaging social studies lesson aims to teach students about the process of becoming a U.S. citizen by exploring the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Test. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the responsibilities and privileges of citizenship, fostering a sense of civic duty and awareness. Designed for a 30-minute session, it includes a lesson plan, quiz, and answer key.

This lesson introduces teachers to the 'Operation Polaris: Portrait of a Graduate' initiative by the NC Department of Public Instruction. It aims to provide a quick overview of the initiative's goals and key components, ensuring that teachers are informed and prepared to integrate these concepts into their teaching practices. This lesson is crucial for aligning educational strategies with state-wide goals and enhancing student outcomes.

This lesson introduces 9th grade students to the essential graduation goals, requirements, endorsements, and the NC Portrait of a Graduate. Through a combination of reading, quizzes, and discussions, students will engage in activities that help them understand the pathways to graduation and the skills needed for success. This lesson is crucial as it sets the foundation for students' academic planning and future career readiness, ensuring they are informed and motivated to achieve their educational goals.

This two-part lesson engages graduating seniors in a game-based and collaborative learning experience to enhance their skills in searching for scholarships and grants, particularly those available to students in North Carolina. By participating in these lessons, students will learn effective strategies for identifying and applying for financial aid opportunities, which is crucial for their transition to higher education.

This lesson plan is designed to educate teachers about trauma-informed education, focusing on understanding trauma's impact on students and implementing supportive teaching strategies. Through discussion, experiential learning, and video segments, teachers will gain insights into creating a safe and supportive learning environment. This lesson is crucial for fostering empathy and understanding in educational settings, ultimately benefiting students who have experienced trauma.