High School Projects
All TYLA curriculum packages can be presented with or without the assistance of a volunteer lawyer. If you would like for a volunteer lawyer in your area to help you with the program, please call the TYLA office at 1-800-204-2222 ext. 1529.
- Turning Points
Turning Points/Search and Seizure: Exploring the Fourth Amendment—This curriculum entices students to learn and debate the intricacies of search and seizure law in an exciting manner.
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- College For A Day
Gives students a glimpse of what it is like to be in college and educates them on programs that can help them get there.
Target Audience: High School Students. Supplemental activity requiring field trip.
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- It Could Be You
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Emphasizes the importance of speaking out against crime and reporting it before it happens in an effort to prevent school violence.
Target Audience: 7th through 10th graders. Supplemental activity for classroom or assembly.
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- VoTexas
Educates students about voting and the electoral process. Non-partisan.
Target Audience: High School Students, especially Seniors.
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- Supreme Team
Supreme Team educates students about the Constitution through the eyes of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Target Audience: High School Students
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- Not In My Backyard
Revised in 2009 to include recent changes to the relevant environmental laws. Not in my Back Yard is a great program to feature in combination with Earth Day.
Target Audience: Junior High and High School Students
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- We The Jury
The We the Jury curriculum educates students about the importance of juries in our democratic society.
Target Audience: High School Students
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- You're Hired. Now What?
“You’re Hired! Now What?” is a video program designed to teach students and other new members of the workforce about rules governing discriminatory or unfair workplace environments, through a series of vignettes.
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