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National Civics Teacher of the Year | Veronica Pitts

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The Bill of Rights Institute is proud to present Veronica Pitts, a Selma High School teacher and winner of the National Civics Teacher of the Year Award.

Veronica shares her journey growing up in a military family, her experiences teaching in Selma and her mission to empower students through civic education. From guiding tough conversations to showing students how history connects to their lives today, Veronica’s dedication to her students and community shines through. Her recognition as National Civics Teacher of the Year not only honors her commitment to teaching but also highlights the importance of civic education in shaping future leaders.

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