Law & evidence
Students explore legal questions, consider competing arguments, examine cases and practice explaining a position.
One program. More ways to discover their voice.
Leadership & community
Students develop public-speaking and research skills, explore youth government and plan responsible community action.
Lead the Way
Students research civic issues and offices, participate in the educational mock election during its published window, and reflect on what they learn.
How your school can connect students
Share the invitation
Send families the program link through a counselor, school newsletter, student organization or other school-approved channel.
Explore the program before sharing →Students choose to join
Interested students review the program and complete JURIS registration directly. Existing members use their current account. The registration process includes parent/guardian information and permission requirements for students under 18.
Open student registration →We coordinate the experience
Students use the JURIS learning hub and follow the program’s published activity instructions and announcements. Contact our team to discuss an introduction for your school.
Contact the program team →Your school does not have to run the program
Schools are not being asked to teach the lessons, grade assignments, operate mock ballots or manage a classroom portal. A counselor, educator or administrator may simply share the opportunity. Any school-hosted presentation or group arrangement is optional and confirmed in advance.
A ready-to-share invitation
For your newsletter or student announcements
Interested in law, leadership or making a difference in your community? Explore the JURIS Project from Your Unique Definition, featuring Lead the Way civic engagement and educational mock elections. High-school and undergraduate students can learn about evidence, public service, youth government and community leadership. You do not need to be planning a legal career.
Learn more and review registration: www.projectjuris.com. Students under 18 should review the program with a parent or guardian. Existing Lead the Way or JURIS members should use their current account.
Review the current activity schedules, participation terms and any applicable fees with the program team. Scholarship opportunities, when offered, have separate eligibility, funding and published award rules.
Questions schools and families may have
Who is this for?
The current JURIS registration is for high-school and undergraduate students. Students do not have to be interested in a legal career. Review the registration requirements and individual challenge rules before joining.
Does a school referral register a student?
No. Each interested student completes the existing registration process directly. Sharing the link does not enroll students, create a school partnership or give school staff access to student accounts.
Will our school need to provide student records?
No student roster is requested through this school-interest page. Share the public link with families instead. Do not email student names, grades, dates of birth or other student records with a school inquiry.
Are activities scheduled or self-paced?
The program includes online learning resources and activities with their own instructions. Live sessions, events, challenges and mock voting follow their published schedules. Ask the program team about current availability and participation expectations.
What should families review before joining?
Review the privacy information, registration requirements, guardian permissions where applicable, current activity details and any fees. Academic credit, scholarships, travel, school approval and awards are not guaranteed by registration.
Let’s introduce JURIS to your students
Email your school name, your role, the approximate grade range and whether you would like a shareable invitation or to discuss an introductory presentation. Please send school-level information only, not student records.
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