PA.CIVICS
Pennsylvania Academic Standards - Civics and Government (2003) · Civics · Grade 9-12
Pennsylvania Civics and Government Standards
Pennsylvania's Civics and Government Academic Standards (2003) focus on teaching the principles of American republican representative democracy as envisioned by the framers of the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. The standards address constitutional principles and government structure, rights and responsibilities of citizenship, the workings of government at federal, state (Pennsylvania), and local levels, and the United States' role in the world community. Students at grades 7-12 must participate in the Act 35 Civic Knowledge Assessment aligned with state standards. Pennsylvania's standards are among the older frameworks nationally, predating the C3 Framework, though many districts use C3-aligned inquiry practices in implementation.
Pennsylvania Department of Education · Pennsylvania Academic Standards - Civics and Government (2003) · Official source ↗
0
Aligned lessons
0
Crosswalks
0
Primary alignments
5
Siblings
Principle content that aligns
No lessons aligned yet.
We have not yet linked a Principle lesson to this standard. When a lesson clears the rubric, it will appear here with the reasoning behind the link.
Related — Civics siblings
PA.5.10 lessons
Principles and Documents of Government
PA.5.1.12.A1 lesson
Evaluate Government Necessity
PA.5.1.12.B1 lesson
Analyze Sources and Purposes of Law
PA.5.1.12.C0 lessons
Evaluate Principles of Civic Life
PA.5.1.12.D0 lessons
Analyze Founding Documents
Trust
We connect content to this standard via a 5-criterion rubric, then write down the reasoning. You can read the methodology in plain language.