Student Day
Student Day at the Legislature
An extended learning opportunity for Indiana youth grades 6-12, this Day at the Legislature brings classroom learning to life in our state’s capitol building, and affords youth leaders interactive, experiential application of policy in the making. This program affords students a vehicle for experiencing first-hand the legislative intricacies of policy and decision-making in our state government. Students will have the opportunity to tour the statehouse, hear from elected officials from different branches of Indiana government, and debate a current bill with their peers.
Resources
TEACHER RESOURCES
House Bill
Senate Bill
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our student programs and competitions? Check out our FAQ section for the most commonly asked questions.
Student Day at the Legislature News
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Recognize your Former Students
Nominate a former student who participated in our Department of Student Programs for special recognition.
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Community Problem Solving through Future Problem Solving Program
Future Problem Solving Program gives students the tools to solve problems in their own communities.
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Check out the IASP Department of Student Programs’ Newsletter, After the Bell
Be sure to check out the IASP Department of Student Programs' newsletter, After the Bell!
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2019-20 Department of Student Programs Membership Forms Now Available
Register your school today to take advantage of the many outstanding programs the IASP Department of Student Programs has to offer!
Academic Coach
of the Year
Anyone who serves as an academic coach during the school year is eligible for this award, and can be nominated by their principal, another coach, coordinator or volunteer. One academic coach from each level of competition (elementary, middle/junior and senior) is recognized at our annual Academic Coaches Conference.
Join DSP
In order to participate in Department of Student Programs (DSP) sponsored academic competitions, cheer competitions, Student Day at the Legislature, MLK Essay contest, and any other DSP programs, schools must maintain a current membership in DSP.
