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Bookmark or Share- Seal of Civic Readiness Frequently Asked QuestionsCivic education includes the skills and attitudes necessary to be an informed and engaged citizen; it is not synonymous with history. Civic education includes practice in collaboration, cooperation and consensus-building, as well as an understanding of the responsibilities that go along with rights.
- Civic Readiness Initiative - New York State Education DepartmentWhat is Civic Readiness? Civic readiness is the ability to make a positive difference in the public life of our communities through the combination of civic knowledge, skills and actions, mindsets, and experiences.
- Seal of Civic Readiness Application Information and GuidanceThe intent of the NYS Seal of Civic Readiness is to encourage the study of civics and civility through experiential learning; certify attainment of civic readiness; provide employers with a method of identifying high school graduates with skills in civics and civility; provide universities
- Seal of Civic Readiness - New York State Education DepartmentThe Seal of Civic Readiness is a formal recognition that a student has attained a high level of proficiency in terms of civic knowledge, civic skills, civic mindset, and civic experiences.
- Seal of Civic Readiness Handbook - WeTeachNYCThe New York State Seal of Civic Readiness (NYSSCR) is a formal recognition that a student has demonstrated the civic knowledge, skills, mindsets, and experiences necessary to become an actively engaged member of their community.
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