Social Studies
Social studies is the study of individuals, communities, systems, and their interactions across time and place that prepares students for local, national, and global civic life.
HISTORY
local, state, national, world, ethnic studies, and current events/issues
GEOGRAPHY
physical, environmental, cultural, and human
ECONOMICS
general, macroeconomic, microeconomics, and international
GOVERNMENT & CITIZENSHIP
civics, political science, human rights, justice, and law/legal studies
SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
psychology, sociology, anthropology, archaeology, gender studies, and religion
In Moore Public Schools, we view Social Studies as the captivating place where understanding the complexities of society, history, and the human experience comes to life. Our Social Studies curriculum is the gateway through which students explore the rich tapestry of human civilization, enabling them to make sense of the past, present, and future. Whether student interests lie in unraveling the mysteries of history, deciphering the intricacies of government and politics, or delving into the nuances of culture and geography, our courses have something for everyone. Students will be equipped and empowered to analyze, question, and engage within our increasingly interconnected and culturally diverse world. Our students will gain valuable insight into the forces that shape our societies, helping them become informed and active citizens. Social Studies education plays an integral role in fulfilling the MPS vision of ...
Shaping Today's Students Into Tomorrow's Leaders.
Social Studies Personnel
David Burton
Curriculum Coordinator for Elementary
& Secondary Social Studies
Phone: (405) 735-4286
Stephanie Barton
Secretary for Elementary &
Secondary Social Studies
Phone: (405) 735-4265
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