The Civic Engagement Project is a Way to stay involved in the community
Students can watch district board meetings to gain points for the project.
February 18, 2021
U.S. Government is a required class to take in order to graduate at Metea Valley. In this class, there is a semester-long project known as the Civic Engagement project in which students are encouraged to get involved with their community whether it be at school or in the neighborhood.
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