Redcat Pride!

Redcat Pride!

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This blog is for the 2014-2015 freshmen citizenship class at Bay View High School in Mr. Dunbeck's sections. Here you will find updates on home work assignments, copies of homework assignments, practice tests, links to videos shown in class, hints for tests and occasional extra credit assignments. Be sure to check this site regularly in order to make sure you are up-to-date on all assignments for this class, especially if you are absent.

While checking this site is optional, though highly recommended, you are REQUIRED to have a copy of the Citizenship textbook. It is also important that you regularly attend class to keep up with lectures, notes, discussion, videos, etc. Find out why you are here.

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Thursday, February 26, 2015

Guest Speakers

February 26th, 2015

Warm Up


1. What is the role of the media in our society?

2. How does the media make money?













Learning Objective: Students will understand the importance of civic engagement.

Success Criteria: Students can explain how to be an active member of our democracy.


















Today We took a break from our regular lessons to listen to the messages of two guest speakers.  The first, Sean Orr, who helps organize Youth Empowered in the Struggle (YES) at various schools around Milwaukee & Racine, came to promote the new chapter of YES at Bay View.  

The second, Kathy Arciszewski, a former elected member of the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors (the legislature for our county) and community advocate who promotes civic engagement in communities.
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