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Civic Literacy · Decision practice

Bring a local issue to the table

Build an evidence-based proposal for a fictional town’s bus-stop access problem.

Open for classroom testing · About 15 minutes, adjustable

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The neighborhood · present dayBring a local issue to the table

Decision mission

Choose a course of action.

In the fictional town of Cedar Crossing, residents report that the path to a town-owned bus stop floods. The town council controls this site’s improvement budget. Help prepare a proposal it can evaluate.

A simplified classroom model. The town, problem, options, and point values are invented for practice. Real jurisdictions have different responsibilities, deadlines, and participation rules. The Raleigh sources are examples of an actual public process.

Decision 1 of 6Reasoning points: 0

Your next decision

Find the right starting point

You know which town owns the site, but you have not checked its process.

Course connections

Reviewed NC references: CL.C&G.3.1

Voluntary national references: D2.Civ.11.9-12

Compare the activity’s scope with your own course requirements. These connections identify practice opportunities; they do not establish full standards mastery or a match for every state.