Season 2 Participating High Schools
KSPS PBS presents
Spokane's first
Season two starts
Monday, March 13
Watch as student teams representing each participating high school compete in half-hour contests to answer questions about national, state, tribal and regional governments, and other topics related to high school-level civics and government study.
At a time when only 25% of US citizens can name the three branches of government, the need for educated citizens who know the workings of our government, understand their rights and responsibilities, and engage in civic behaviors has never been higher. Civics Bowl, a civics knowledge tournament for high school students, was created to elevate the importance of civics education among students, their families, and the viewing public. Four-student teams representing participating high schools compete in half-hour contests televised on KSPS PBS and available for streaming online.
Teams answer tough questions about national, state, tribal and regional governments, and other topics related to high school-level civics and government. Civics Bowl programs will air weekly, Mondays at 7pm, and Sundays at 11am. Contests are recorded in-person in the KSPS PBS studios.
Civics Question of the Week
Do you know the answer? Submit your answer here. Correct answers will be entered into a weekly drawing. You’re on the honor system here... no Googling. And don't forget to tune in and check your answer on next week's episode of Civics Bowl!
Weekly drawing ends May 1st at 12pm Pacific Time.
KSPS PBS is committed to increasing broader awareness of and engagement in key issues impacting local and regional civic health, from elections and the democratic process to documentaries and issue forums on the major challenges in public health, homelessness, social and racial justice, and other key issues affecting our community and democracy.
Civics Bowl is made possible with the partnership and support of:
