Volunteer for Constitution in the Classroom – Make a Lasting Impact
The U.S. Constitution is the foundation of our democracy, and you have the power to bring it to life for young students. Join the D.C. Bar and the American Constitution Society (ACS) to inspire D.C. Public School students with your knowledge and passion.
We Need Volunteers!
We seek attorneys and law students to volunteer as teachers for our Constitution in the Classroom program on Wednesday, April 2, 2025, at the D.C. Bar. Our spring program will be an early celebration of Law Day. The theme for Law Day 2025 is “The Constitution's Promise: Out of Many, One.”
ACS provides engaging, age-appropriate lesson plans, or you can bring your own to highlight the Law Day theme or other Constitutional values.
To participate, complete our Youth Civic Engagement Volunteer Interest Form.
Looking for other ways to get involved? Complete our interest form and learn about other opportunities to inspire young leaders.
Volunteer Qualifications
We seek attorneys and law students from diverse backgrounds and perspectives to volunteer as teachers for our Constitution in the Classroom programs. ACS will provide lesson plans that are fun, relevant, and age- appropriate, but volunteers may teach their own lessons that raise awareness about fundamental constitutional principles.
Get Involved
Join the D.C. Bar and ACS to make a difference by supporting civic education and shaping future leaders. Our programs provide a rewarding chance to engage with students in a meaningful way.
Upcoming Sessions:
- Law Day Program: Wednesday, April 2, 2025, at the D.C. Bar.
Complete our Youth Civic Engagement Volunteer Interest Form to stay updated on how you can volunteer for future programs. Volunteering is a fulfilling way to contribute to civic education, inspire young minds, and support a diverse learning environment.
For any questions or further information, please feel free to contact us at [email protected].
