The skills that matter.
The lessons they'll remember.

Active, curious, and civically ready —
one K–12 social studies system to get them there.

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Something exciting is coming to Social Studies…

Active learning, teacher-ready lessons, and a high-quality curriculum that brings social studies alive have always been at the heart of TCI. The new programs are sharper, more consistent, and built as a true K–12 system.

Districts get consistency too, with a single platform and shared training resources that support strong implementation across every grade band.

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One program. Built to work together.

TCI’s new K–12 Social Studies stands on a foundation of cohesion,
built on three pillars that carry from kindergarten through senior year.

Students engaging in active learning

Active Learning, K–12

TCI’s research-based approach engages students through discussion, investigation, collaborative problem-solving, and writing.

Skill Development:
From Inquiry to Civic Impact

Active learning produces something: skill. Skills grow with each grade, preparing students for college, career, and civic life.

Designed to Reach Every Learner

TCI reaches all learners through active learning, multiple modalities, and supports embedded in every lesson.

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From kindergarten to senior year.

Select your grade band to explore programs, courses, and what’s new at each level.

Elementary Social Studies (K–5)

Students build the early skills of social science by exploring their communities and the wider world.

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Middle School Social Studies (6–8)

Building on what they learned, students challenge assumptions and explore the complexities of society.

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High School Social Studies (9–12)

Students put it all together, applying what they know to real questions and problems in the world.

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