High schools from select eastern states can still participate in our biennial survey of American teenagers. See how your school's results compare to national averages.
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It's the biggest celebration of character worldwide. Educators and youth-service leaders everywhere will help students volunteer, paint murals, perform random acts of kindness, and learn about the Six Pillars of Character. And we provide all the materials — free.
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The U.S. Department of Education is awarding grants to elementary and secondary schools to support their counseling programs — a great opportunity to fund your CHARACTER COUNTS! initiative. Application deadline: May 25, 2012.
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Downey, California, has named its streets after the Six Pillars of Character. Read this article and others in our Character Educator Blog.
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Character may determine our fate, but character is not determined by fate. Read about taking control of your character in Institute president Michael Josephson's What Will Matter blog.
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Great for implementing CC! in the classroom and home, these student planners (grades K - college) feature 48 compelling lesson plans. Designed to inspire kids by example and improve your school climate. Ask this partner about their new Price Pledge policy.
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Check out our newest character education resources, including illustrated posters and folders, street signs, and more. Want a paper catalog? Go here.
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Our anti-bullying workshops teach you how to intervene, combat cyberbullying, and improve your school climate. Use our proven strategies to keep the bullies at bay. Learn more »
An island-wide initiative is improving government, education, and sports programs. Read more »
