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Our Mission AHEF is a
non-profit, non-partisan educational organization dedicated to the understanding and teaching of America's factual and philosophical heritage to promote constructive citizenship and Freedom,
Unity, Progress, and Responsibility among our students and citizens.
AHEF accomplishes this patriotic mission by writing, producing, and distributing FREE K-12 lesson plans to
teachers, schools, districts, and families in all 50 states and through additional initiatives, programs, and partnerships.
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America's Heritage: An Adventure in Liberty - Resource Update America's Heritage: An Adventure in Liberty is a K-12 educational resource ($150.00 value) offeredby AHEF FREE in CD format to all teachers for educational
purposes! The CD is readable by PC/Mac.
America's Heritage has been tested
and shown to improve students' performance in history and social studies. It requires
no teacher training.
AHEF has distributed over 97,000 copies of America's Heritage to teachers in all 50 states and beyond.
Resource use continues to increase--a national leader! For more information see K-12 Lessons and Partnerships.
AHEF and teachers have impacted over 1.6 millon students in America with America's
Heritage! However, this number is only 6% of all students studying American history. Currently, AHEF is working to expand its efforts and to develop additional resources to include
college-level students.
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Tribute of Honor to Andrew (Andy) Delaney, 1920-2007. America is a stronger, better place due to the many
worthwhile, patriotic contributions of Andrew Delaney. Delaney was active in the community and a generous supporter of AHEF. Thank you for all you've done for AHEF and the nation!
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E Pluribus Unum: The Bradley Project on America's National Identity
- The Problem:
"America is facing an identity crisis. The next generation of Americans will know less than their parents know about our history and founding ideals. And many Americans are more aware of what
divides us than of what unites us. We are in danger of becoming not 'from many, one--E Pluribus Unum--but its opposite, 'from one, many.'"
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Nation's Report Card (NAEP): Civics 2010 released May 4, 2011, 11a ET, National Archives, Washington
DC, by the National Assessment Governing Board. Expert panel discusses report findings and the need for civic education.
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Painting Information
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Free Lesson Plans
America's Heritage: An Adventure in Liberty is a free K-12 teacher resource by and for teachers. $150.00 value! _______________________________ |
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Religious Expression in Public Schools - Resource Guides
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"America is enriched by diversity.
It is preserved by unity. Today, the opposite idea seems to be taking hold--every group is encouraged to retain its separate identity...and too often, students...are taught more about America's failings than its successes." "Historical ignorance, civic neglect and social fragmentation might achieve what a foreign invader could not."
E Pluribus Unum www.bradleyproject.org June 2008
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"When You Go Home Tell Them Of Us And Say, For Your Tomorrows, We Gave Our Todays."
U. S. Marines, Semper Fi Iwo Jima Island, World War II Feb 19, 1945 - Mar 26, 1945
6,812 killed in action 19,217 casualties/wounded
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