Either Civics or Government is Usually Required in High School
- Most of the government courses listed below are one semester.
- Typically government and economics are studied in the same year in high school.
- Add economics to one-semester government courses for one year of social studies, if you desire.
Featured Government and Civics Courses
Uncle Sam & You Kit
Notgrass Company
Grades 4-8
Exploring Government Kit
Notgrass Company
High School
American Government
Homeschool Kit
BJU Press, 12th Grade
History of Religious Liberty
Homeschool Package
Master Books, Gr. 11
United States Government
Holt McDougal
High School
Government & Economics
LIFEPAC
Grade 12
Government & Economics
Switched-On Schoolhouse
Grade 12
Civics on USB
Switched-On Schoolhouse
Grades 7-12
Civics in Practice
Holt McDougal
Grades 7-12
Civics Course
Lifepac
Grades 7-12
BJU Press Government Course (Christian-Based)
- BJU Press American Government is a traditional textbook curriculum for grade 12.
Holt Mcdougal (Non-Religious, Secular)
LifePac American Government Curriculum and Civics Courses (Christian-Based)
- LIFEPAC Civics is a one-semester course for junior or senior high school or homeschool.
- LIFEPAC Government and Economics The first semester of this course covers government.
Master Books (Christian-Based)
Notgrass Company: Government and Civics (Christian-Based)
- Uncle Sam and You Civics and Government Course
- Exploring Government From the Notgrass Company
Switched-On Schoolhouse American Government and Civics (Christian-Based)
- Switched-On Schoolhouse Civics is a one-semester course for grades 7-12. This is an interactive computer-based program for PC.
- Switched-On Government and Economics The first semester of this course covers government.
