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MCCE offers programs for teachers, students and members of the community that reflect best practices in civic and law-related education and provide experiences that are relevant, rigorous, and connected to real life experiences.
19 January, 2012 | Waterford students preparing for Mock Trial Tournament …more
17 January, 2012 | East Grand Rapids Takes First Place …more
17 January, 2012 | Local Lawmaker Congratulates Students on Statewide Achievement …more
16 November, 2011 | Mock Trial Clinic Held on November 16 at Cooley Law School …more
Our programs depend on the willingness of lawyers, judges, police officers, elected officials, school administrators and parents to be successful. Volunteers are needed to work with teachers in the classroom, to judge competitions, and to share their expertise in training opportunities and the development of materials.
You are needed and welcome!
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Educating for Citizenship is a conference for educators and community members that highlights best practices in law-related and civic education in Michigan and nationally.
Civic Education Teacher of the Year Award
A Mock Trial is designed to reenact much of what might take place in a trial court. Students take on the roles of attorneys and witnesses and compete against each other in real courtrooms in front of real judges and lawyers.
"[A] unique opportunity for young people to learn about the legal system..."
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