Judge Pamila Brown saw a need for more civic education.
A few years ago, Brown, a Howard County District Judge, attended an American Bar Association meeting where the organization discussed implementing a national civics and law program for high schoolers lacking civics education.
In 2011, the Maryland State Department of Education dropped an assessment in social studies as a graduation requirement because of funding issues. When that happened, Brown decided it was time to start a local civics and law academy to Maryland.
“I thought what a perfect opportunity,” said Brown, chair of the Maryland Judiciary Public Awareness Committee.
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All we need is Maryland's liberal judicial elite indoctrinating our children!
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