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 Those in charge of curriculum development will have the responsibility for integrating into the curriculum, as appropriate,​ the following principles: ​ Those in charge of curriculum development will have the responsibility for integrating into the curriculum, as appropriate,​ the following principles: ​
  
-  ​Pursuant to Part 2, Article 83 of the New Hampshire Constitution,​ humanity, benevolence,​ and truth and honesty with self and others.  +  ​Pursuant to Part 2, Article 83 of the New Hampshire Constitution,​ humanity, benevolence,​ and truth and honesty with self and others.  
-  ​Fairness, integrity, and justice. +  ​Fairness, integrity, and justice. 
-  ​Respect, courtesy, and human worth. +  ​Respect, courtesy, and human worth. 
-  ​Community service. +  ​Community service. 
-  ​Pursuant to RSA 186:13, the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.  +  ​Pursuant to RSA 186:13, the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.  
-  ​A free society requires respect for persons, property, principles and self.   +  ​A free society requires respect for persons, property, principles and self.   
-  ​Each individual has a right to learn and freedom to achieve.  +  ​Each individual has a right to learn and freedom to achieve.  
-  ​Each individual, regardless of age, gender, race, creed, color, religion, marital status, sexual orientation,​ national or ethnic origin, or disability, has the right to equal opportunity.  +  ​Each individual, regardless of age, gender, race, creed, color, religion, marital status, sexual orientation,​ national or ethnic origin, or disability, has the right to equal opportunity.  
-  ​Each individual has the right to personal liberties. +  ​Each individual has the right to personal liberties. 
-  ​Each individual is responsible for his/her own actions, and should exercise self- discipline where and when appropriate. +  ​Each individual is responsible for his/her own actions, and should exercise self- discipline where and when appropriate. 
-  ​Each individual has a responsibility to the group as well as to the total society. +  ​Each individual has a responsibility to the group as well as to the total society. 
-  ​A democratic government is established by majority vote. +  ​A democratic government is established by majority vote. 
-  ​Democratic societies are based on law. +  ​Democratic societies are based on law. 
-  ​Problems are solved through reason and orderly processes. +  ​Problems are solved through reason and orderly processes. 
-  ​An individual should be tolerant of another'​s beliefs and should have the freedom to express his/her own. +  ​An individual should be tolerant of another'​s beliefs and should have the freedom to express his/her own. 
-  ​Each individual has the right to work, to pursue an occupation, and to gain satisfaction from personal efforts.+  ​Each individual has the right to work, to pursue an occupation, and to gain satisfaction from personal efforts.
  
 Teaching in the area of character and citizenship will take place throughout the K-12 program. ​ Teaching in the area of character and citizenship will take place throughout the K-12 program. ​
  
-**Legal References:​** +**Legal References:​**\\
 //RSA 186:13, II, Americanization \\ //RSA 186:13, II, Americanization \\
 NH Code of Administrative Rules, Section Ed. 306.04 (a)(5), Policy Development \\ NH Code of Administrative Rules, Section Ed. 306.04 (a)(5), Policy Development \\
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