Live Interactive Classes on the Constitution for the 2021-2022 School Year

We are so excited to welcome you to a new school year with a full lineup of live classes from the National Constitution Center. This year we are connecting to classrooms with programs available for elementary level through college students, and beyond. 

Three great ways to bring the Constitution LIVE to your students!

Scholar Exchanges: Public Classes

Part lecture and part lively conversation, these weekly classes are accessible to the public so that students, teachers, and parents can join in a constitutional discussion with scholars on core constitutional topics. Each week this school year, three classes will be offered: Introductory and Advanced sessions on Wednesdays, and All-Ages Sessions with distinguished guest scholars on Fridays.

Scholar Exchanges: Semi-Private Classes

Teachers can schedule their class to join semi-private exchanges, allowing students to review the materials with scholars in a smaller group for more one-on-one support to improve constitutional understanding. New for this year, multiple classes will be able to register for sessions together! The goal is to promote deeper understanding and enhance opportunities for civil discourse and discussion. Sessions will be offered Tuesdays and Thursdays each week from September 2021–May 2022.



Live Virtual Tours

Experience the National Constitution Center from anywhere! Live virtual tours provide learners the opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes opportunity to hear the personal stories and historic context that bring the Constitution to life. From the iconic Signers’ Hall, to our newest exhibits Civil War and Reconstruction and The 19th Amendment: How Women Won the Vote, there are lessons for all grade levels and curricula. One of the Center’s museums educators will walk your students through our exhibits live, allowing them to ask questions or engage with other groups on tour! 

#NCCed Community of Educators

The National Constitution Center's Back to School Educator Mixer

Join the Center’s education team at this national virtual networking reception as we engage in meaningful conversation around the 2021-2022 school year and our shared mission to build “A More Perfect Union,” one student at a time. Dr. Kerry Sautner, chief learning officer, and Sarah Harris, director of education, will provide methods to strengthen the nation’s civic education work by leveraging access to the Center’s educational resources with a focus on teaching Constitution Day, every day.

Tuesday, August 17

6 p.m. ET/ 3 p.m. PT

45 minutes with Q&A Discussion

We are looking forward to a year of civil dialogue, critical thinking, and learning about the Constitution with you and your students.

 See you in class!