SB 638: Missouri Civics Education Initiative

In 2016, the Missouri General Assembly passed and the governor signed SB 638, the Missouri Civics Education Initiative. This legislation requires any student entering 9th grade after July 1, 2017 to take and pass a 100 question test similar to the one administered by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services for naturalization (citizenship). This test must be passed in order to graduate.

The test will be Wednesday, August 21st. It will be 100 multiple-choice questions. You must score a minimum of 60% on the test. It will be strictly pass/fail and will not count as a grade.

The following resources will help you prepare for the Citizenship Test.

100 Questions and Answers for the Naturalization Test

Flashcards for the Naturalization Test

Civics Practice Test

Quizlet Set of Citizenship Terms/Questions

Citizenship Study Guide Quiz

And finally, a YouTube video that goes over all 100 questions and answers:


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