Camp Fire Boys and Girls - Camp Fire strives to create building, caring, confident youth and future leaders. Camp Fire provides fun, coeducational programs for youth from birth to age 21.

CDC National Prevention Information Network - (NPIN) - Provides information about HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and tuberculosis (TB) to people and organizations working in prevention, health care, research, and support services.

Center for Civic Values - (High School Mock Trial) - Dedicated to the belief that the preservation of liberty depends upon our capacity as citizens to share in self-government. CCV designs and administers innovative programs that encourage not only knowledge of but also involvement in the processes of self-government.

Cyber Teens - Cyber Teens is a pioneering initiative dedicated to enhancing online safety for teenagers across Bangladesh. Through our comprehensive helpline, educational programs, and community outreach, we strive to address and mitigate issues of cyberbullying, online harassment, and digital privacy.

Kids Voting - A national program which enables students to visit official polling sites on election day, accompanied by parent or guardian, to cast a ballot similar in content to the official ballot. Kids Voting USA teaches youth -- through a special curriculum, family participation and community involvement -- the importance of being informed and the responsibilities of voting.

Law Related Education Division of the South Carolina Bar -

This website is designed for Teachers, School Resource Officers, and Students to learn more about the law through an abundance of civic education programs including Mock Trial, We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution,  We the People:  Project Citizen, Foundations of Democracy, Law for Teachers, Youth Court, Street Law, Community Works, and others.

Mothers Against Violence in America - MAVIA is dedicated to preventing violence by and against children through education, outreach and advocacy. Founded in 1994, MAVIA is a national leader in the field of violence prevention. 

Students Against Destructive Decisions - To provide students with the best prevention and intervention tools possible to deal with the issues of underage drinking, other drug use, impaired driving and other destructive decisions.

Center for the Prevention of School Violence - Established in 1993, the Center serves as a primary point of contact for dealing with the problem of school violence. The Center focuses on ensuring that every student is able to attend a school that is safe and secure, one that is free of fear and conducive to learning.

Kids Count - Kids Count data provided by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.  Includes research data both nationally and by state regarding the well being of young people.  An excellent tool for teachers and parents writing grants.

National Center for School Safety - The National Center for School Safety, housed at the University of Michigan’s Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention, offers resources and expertise to implement evidence-based programs that support students and strengthen communities.

Positive Parenting - A site dedicated to providing resources and information to make parenting rewarding, effective and fun. Also has information on parenting classes available.

Resources for Parents - A list of links and resources to help parents be the best for their child. Topic areas include: Child Abuse, Childcare, Divorce / Stepfamilies, Drugs and Alcohol, Fatherhood, Health, Kid's Safety, Raising a Reader, Toddlers & Preschoolers.

Success Opportunities for Kids - At Kids Hope USA, we believe that all kids matter to Jesus and that the local church is uniquely called to care for children in their community who would benefit from another caring, reliable relationship.

A to Z Teacher Stuff.com - You will find downloadable lesson plans over 1,000 pages of resources for teachers and access to thousands of sites.

American Bar Association - Constitution Day activities - Online home of the Conversations on the Constitution program presented by the American Bar Association.  Complete with interactive activities, debate, and lesson plans.

Bill of Rights Institute - Lessons on the Constitution - Free lesson plans and activities for Constitution Day.

Class Action Program - This program, offered by the S.C. Supreme Court twice a month from September through June, is designed to bring middle school and high school students to the Supreme Court to hear oral arguments.  Afterwards, the Justices meet with the students for approximately 30 minutes to talk about law-related issues of interest and to answer questions. Briefs, a case summary and other information about the Court are sent to the students prior to their visit. Contact Betsy Goodale at (803) 734-1160 or at [email protected] for more information or to schedule a visit.

Constitution Day at the Center for Civic Education - Free lesson plans for teaching about the US Constitution on Constitution Day.  Broken down by age/grade groupings.

TeachDemocracy.org - Contains free lesson plans on civic education.  Also provides links to programs, events, and publications.

Death Penalty Law - (Michigan State University) - A dynamic, balanced death penalty curriculum that uses an issue of great public concern to teach civic responsibility, group decision-making, and critical thinking. The death penalty in the United States has always been a controversial issue, and recent developments concerning the death penalty have once again returned the issue to the public sphere. This Web site and its accompanying materials are designed to assist both teachers and students in an exploration of capital punishment, presenting arguments for and against its use, as well as issues of ethics and justice that surround it. 

Kids Count - Kids Count data provided by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.  Includes research data both nationally and by state regarding the well being of young people.  An excellent tool for teachers and parents writing grants.

Landmark Supreme Court Cases - This site was developed to provide teachers with a full range of resources and activities to support the teaching of landmark Supreme Court cases, helping students explore the key issues of each case. The "Resources" section features basic building blocks such as background summaries and excerpts of opinions that can be used in multiple ways. The "Activities" section contains a range of short activities and in-depth lessons that can be completed with students.

Law Day from the American Bar Association - Local courthouses celebrate with mock trials, tours, legal advice booths and other activities. The American Bar Association has resources available to include a Law Day planning guide and additional Information on Law Day art, Law Day events and a Law Day store. Teachers may want to access the guide to connect with the Law Day. The guide also provides speaking points on various areas of the law, information on how to set up essay contests and order forms for publications.

McGraw-Hill School Division - This site is loaded with free lesson plans, downloadable product samples, teaching ideas, all tied to curriculum. Be aware that this site is one big sales pitch!

National Constitution Center - Resources to help you celebrate Constitution Day – the birthday of your government – featuring over 200 activities, lessons, books, DVDs and more from over 30 different providers.

New York Times Learning Network - Lesson plans and other resources centered around historical and current events.

Oyez Oyez - Another great Supreme Court site. Gives summaries of many cases. Also includes oral arguments if you have "real audio." Allows search by subject matter too.

PBS Learning Media - Offers daily updates to educational programming on PBS. The site also offers tips on teaching with technology and television and more than 1,300 standards-matched lesson plans and activities in every content area that can be searched by age levels.

South Carolina Clerks of Court - Information on local Clerks of Court in order to schedule class visits to SC Courts in conjunction with classroom activities. 

Street Law Inc. - National non-profit organization dedicated to providing practical knowledge about the law to school age children through a variety of programs including Street Law, Street Law for the SRO, and Parents and the Law.

Survival Guide for New Teachers - (U.S. department of Education)

Teachnet.com - Teachnet.Com Includes/ lesson plans, web links, interactive forums & mailing lists and a weekly email newsletter for teachers.

The Center for Civic Education - The Center for Civic Education is a non-profit organization that runs such programs as We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution, We the People: Project Citizen, and Foundations of Democracy.  Find free lesson plans, activities, and trainings here!

The Law Related Education Division of the South Carolina Bar - This website is designed for Teachers, School Resource Officers, and Students to learn more about the law through an abundance of civic education programs including Mock Trial, We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution,  We the People:  Project Citizen, Foundations of Democracy, Law for Teachers, Youth Court, Street Law, Community Works, and others.

This Nation.com - A web resource dedicated to American Government and Politics.  Encourages civic engagement as well as provides lesson plans and an online textbook.

Constitutionfacts.com - Has the entire text of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence plus interesting insights into the men who wrote the Constitution, how it was created, and how the Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution in the two centuries since its creation.

National History Day - Online home of the National History Day program and competition.

National History Day in South Carolina - Online access to the National History Day program in South Carolina as hosted by South Carolina Government.