Senator Tom Roberts discusses how a bill becomes a law.	Participants engaging in a simulation. From left to right: Patrick Bellamy, Summer Wiles, Brenda Garrett, James Aldridge, Rick Hauser, Dave Conrad
Mr. Al Bell discusses the history and role of the Electoral College	Educators partaking in a lesson. From left to right: Lovie Mayo, Meg Hall
Mr. Al Bell and Ms. Deb Schimmoeller present “Representative Democracy in America	Lunch in the Native American Lobby of the Ohio Judicial Center.

Experience State Government Like Never Before
Be a part of the action at this two day seminar devoted to Ohio’s government and history. OGIA was designed for teachers by teachers using the Academic Content Standards for the Social Studies as their guide. Come sit in the seats of power and meet movers and shakers of Ohio’s government. All participants will receive a special binder with a wide variety of teaching materials. 

Content based on the Academic Content Standards for the Social Studies with a focus on:
All three branches of Ohio government
Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities
The Ohio Constitution
Ohio History

What are teachers saying about OGIA?

“If only all professional development opportunities could be this valuable….”

“I am constantly amazed and appreciative of how these are always new and different."

“This program was absolutely great and I am so glad I got an opportunity to participate. Look forward to more!”

“I always use this stuff in class!”

“I feel this two-day workshop was wonderful and will be helpful in addressing my students.”

Questions? Contact Program Coordinator Curtis Thompson at 877-485-3510 or cthompson@oclre.org.