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Georgia Constitutional and Civic Education Act

  • Writer: Devonta Sully Sullivan
    Devonta Sully Sullivan
  • Jul 6
  • 1 min read

Knowledge is one of the strongest forms of public safety.


I believe every child in Georgia deserves more than a diploma they deserve an understanding of the laws that govern our state and nation. Every student should graduate with a basic knowledge of the U.S. Constitution, the Georgia Constitution, their civil rights, their responsibilities as citizens, and the legal consequences of their actions.

When young people understand the law, they are better prepared to make informed decisions, respect the rights of others, strengthen their communities, and avoid preventable mistakes. Civic education should not be optional it should be a fundamental part of every student’s education.


As your next State Representative for Georgia House District 59, I will champion legislation that expands civics and constitutional education in our schools because knowledge of the law empowers citizens, protects freedoms, and builds safer communities.

Vote 4 Sully Sullivan


Georgia House District 59


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