RESOURCES
LADY JUSTICE: WOMEN OF THE COURT
A podcast featuring Justice Beth Walker and two other sitting women state Supreme Court justices discussing their experiences on their state's highest court.
I-CIVICS
The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia encourages teachers and students to use iCivics (formerly Our Courts), a web-based civics education program. iCivics is the vision of former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who was concerned students are not getting the information and tools they need to actively participate in our democratic society.
The following website provides teachers with civics materials and support... http://www.icivics.org
LINKS OF INTEREST
Constitution Day - Celebrated each year on September 17, the day in 1787 the Founding Fathers signed the U.S. Constitution.
We the People - The Citizen and the Constitution
Law Day - Held on May 1 every year to celebrate the role of law in our society.
Landmark Cases of the U.S. Supreme Court
TEACHERS RESOURCES
Mock Trials
For High Schools: Rules of the Competition - National High School Mock Trial Championship, Inc.
For Elementary Schools: Mock Trial Program – Wheeling Academy of Law & Science Foundation | WALS
Empire Mock Trial Home | Empire Mock Trial
Virginia Mock Trial Mastery | Free Case Evaluation
Mock Trial of John Brown
Programs from the U.S. Supreme Court Historical Society
Beyond the Bench | History of the Supreme Court
Supreme Court and My Hometown: Application | SCHS Civics Resources
Civics 101 Podcast - Supreme Court Historical Society
Landmark Cases of the US Supreme Court from Street Law
SCHS Historical Documentaries | Supreme Court Historical Society
Classroom Resources for Teachers & Students | Supreme Court Historical Society
Previous Chief Justices of the Supreme Court | Supreme Court Historical Society
Previous Associate Justices of the Supreme Court | Supreme Court Historical Society
2025 Supreme Court Summer Institute - Street Law
Other
Episodes - old — Civics 101: A Podcast (New Hampshire Public Radio)
Home - Legal Timelines (Lessons on Federalism, Native American legal History, Presidential powers, safeguards of Justice, Students’ Rights and Suffrage.)
Constitution 101 Curriculum | Constitution Center Curriculum on the U.S. Constitution