Book now for the 2025-2026 academic year. Offer your students the opportunity to explore history, engage in constitutional conversations, and deepen their understanding of the Constitution in a dynamic, accessible, and nonpartisan way. Some highlights of our free virtual student programs include:

• Preparation for you and your students provided entirely by our team, designed to complement or supplement your existing curriculum
• Access to our robust network of experts, scholars, and museum artifacts
• Flexible and bulk scheduling for all of your classes
• Support for cross-classroom participation and the building of civil dialogue skills

Current Offerings

Scholar Exchanges 

These 45-minute Zoom sessions, tailored for grades 5 through college, connect students with constitutional scholars, judges, or practicing lawyers in real-time discussions on a topic of your choosing. Topics available in September include, but are not limited to:

• Amending the Constitution 
• Principles of the American Revolution
• Declaration of Independence
• The Constitutional Convention

Review the full list of topics, and plan to add Scholar Exchanges to your lesson plans.

Civic Stories 

Ideal for third through eighth graders, Civic Stories are 30-minute interactive learning experiences anchored around historical artifacts and the human stories they reveal. Designed to spark empathy and connection, these sessions illuminate how individuals and communities shaped and were shaped by constitutional history.

Themes span constitutional milestones like the American Revolution, voting rights, civic virtue and more. You select the thematic focus, and our team will select the artifact that will remains a delightful surprise for your students!

What Educators and Students Have Said:

“Civic Stories is an amazing program that enriches my classroom content. The interactive session encourages engagement and active participation, helping students to grasp complex concepts in a relatable way. The artifact presented at the beginning of the session truly helped students to think outside of the box. The wrap-up cultivated knowledge, respect for diversity, and a sense of responsibility, setting the foundation for informed and engaged future citizens." —Shelby L., social studies teacher, Virginia

“The Scholar Exchanges really helped me look at what we were learning in a new way. Hearing from experts made the class material feel more real. The discussions gave me a chance to ask questions and think about things I wouldn’t have on my own.” —Esther, high school student, Chesapeake Math and IT Academy North High School, Maryland 

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