Short, free, non-partisan handbooks on the parts of public life every student should be able to talk about: the Constitution, elections, rights, and the issues that keep showing up at the kitchen table. Each one is built to be read in one sitting and shared with a class.
A student handbook to how the U.S. government is actually built. The executive, legislative, and judicial branches each get a clean explanation of who runs them, what they do, and how they check each other. Built for middle and high school students who want a clear mental model of the system before the textbook version overcomplicates it.
A student handbook to the U.S. Constitution. Every amendment to the Constitution explained in one or two plain sentences, grouped into four short sections so the whole document fits in a single sitting. Built for middle and high school students who want to actually understand what each amendment does, from the Bill of Rights through the modern era.
More handbooks coming soon.
We send classroom packs of every handbook to teachers and library partners at cost. If you would like a stack for your students, send us a note.
