D. One representative of the Department of Education;

E. One representative of the Maine Chamber of Commerce; and

F. One educator with experience in civic education service learning and related areas; and

4. Five members appointed by the Speaker of the House as follows:

A. One dean of students from a college or university;

B. One student enrolled in and attending high school;

C. One student enrolled in and attending college; and

D. Two representatives of the nonprofit education sector in the State, one of whom represents kindergarten to grade 12 education and one of whom represents higher education; and be it further

Sec. 3. Chairs. Resolved: That the first-named Senate member is the Senate chair of the commission and the first-named House of Representatives member is the House chair of the commission; and be it further

Sec. 4. Appointments; convening of commission. Resolved: That all appointments must be made no later than 30 days following the effective date of this resolve. The appointing authorities shall notify the Executive Director of the Legislative Council once all appointments have been completed. Within 15 days after appointment of all members, the chairs shall call and convene the first meeting of the commission; and be it further

Sec. 5. Duties. Resolved: That the commission may hold up to 4 meetings and shall examine the following:

1. The extent to which citizenship education, including service learning, is currently included in the visions, missions, values and practices of Maine school administrative districts and institutions of higher education;

2. The extent to which existing preservice and in-service professional development programs for educators address citizenship education;