The U.S. Constitution forms the cornerstone of our legal system and the foundation of our democracy. Attorneys and law students are well equipped to inspire young students with a sense of civic responsibility and appreciation for the Constitution's role in preserving the principles of democracy and justice.
We invite you to join the D.C. Bar and the D.C. Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution Society (ACS) for a special opportunity to make a lasting impact on young minds. Share your knowledge, enthusiasm, and experience with DC Public School students, helping them understand the foundations of our legal system and the importance of becoming informed and active citizens!
Call for Volunteers
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The deadline to volunteer for the next Constitution in the Classroom program is Friday, October 4.
Ignite Civic Engagement as a Volunteer
We are seeking 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.
Sign Up To Volunteer
In recognition of Constitution Day, a Constitution in the Classroom program will be held at the D.C. Bar offices on Monday, October 21, 2024. Additionally, in recognition of Law Day, a second program will take place at the D.C. Bar on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
Volunteer today for a fun and rewarding civic education opportunity. By doing so, you’ll inspire young people, support a diverse learning experience, and help inform a new generation of civic leaders and responsible citizens.
To express your interest in volunteering, email [email protected]. For more information, visit the ACS website.
