How Are Teachers Handling the "Trump Era"?

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I don't even know if they still teach it but I remember loving Civics class when I was in 9th grade. The only thing I didn't like was that the year I had it was a gubernatorial election in my state instead of a Presidential election. It was still fun but I knew it would be really fun it we were electing the next POTUS. Anyway, we had a running assignment to bring in newspaper clips and take notes on current events to discuss in class each day. We also ran a mock campaign where we'd make up our own slogans and jingles. I'm trying to imagine what that would all look like today. How does a teacher discuss a candidate for the U.S. Senate who was accused of molesting a 14 year old with a classroom full of 14 year old students? How does he or she address the fact that the man in the White House was also accused of raping a 13 year old girl and of assaulting nearly 20 other women? What does he or she say about a "POTUS" who says and tweets things, usually about other people, that would get his or her students suspended or put into detention if they behaved half that bad? How does a teacher tell young kids they should respect the office of the Presidency of the United States when the person currently in that office has literally done nothing in his life worthy of respect? Maybe most schools don't teach Civics anymore. Maybe for the first time ever that's a good thing if they don't...