MASTAHG grad Georgie Hawkins and his team work to instill critical thinking skills through project-based learning.

2024 marks the 60th time that Americans have gone to the polls to elect a new president.  And we've heard that you want election materials!

The best guideline is for all our government and civic institutions to respect the capacity of American citizens for freedom—our ability, whether in religion, the economy or in other human endeavors, to exercise our rights sensibly. 

MAHG graduates Kymberli Wregglesworth and Amanda Peters, who placed as finalists for BRI's National Civics Teacher of the Year, teach students to protect civil rights through civil conversation.