National Hispanic Heritage Month begins September 15 and continues to October 15. Across the country, classrooms will build piñatas, learn a few words of Spanish,… Read More »Puerto Rico in National Hispanic Heritage Month
Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States… but just what does it mean to be a territory? The United States formed as a… Read More »What Does It Mean to Be a Territory of the United States?
Puerto Rico Report is frequently consulted by academic researchers and students in many States as well as in Puerto Rico. In response to requests from… Read More »Understanding Puerto Rico: Classroom Discussion Questions
The Puerto Rico Debt Syllabus is collection of links to articles, websites, and multimedia on Puerto Rico’s debt crisis. It was recently launched by the… Read More »Puerto Rico Debt Syllabus
The current polarization of the two major political parties in the United States can make it hard to get across the idea of bipartisan cooperation… Read More »“PROMESA” Floor Debate Makes a Great Civics Lesson
Puerto Rico Report provides comprehensive coverage of news about Puerto Rico’s status, including both breaking news on relevant events in Puerto Rico and on the… Read More »Puerto Rico’s Status Resource Roundup
It’s hard for students to be able to judge the value of a source. Help your class with critical reading skills and digital citizenship as… Read More »For Students and Educators: Puerto Rico in the News
Disputes about statehood for Puerto Rico focus on many issues, from language to taxes, but one of the simplest questions is also one of the… Read More »More than a 51st Star
Puerto Rico may be underrepresented in both state standards and textbooks, but there are additional resources available to educators now. Teachers often use online resources… Read More »Online K-12 Educational Resources on Puerto Rico
