Constitution Day Project

U.S. Constitution

“[The Constitution Day Project]  introduces students to issues that are of national importance but have a tremendous impact on the small community of Wray, Colorado. It starts to develop the students into the informed citizens we’d like them to become.” —Rick Ward, Principal, Wray High School, Constitution Day participant since 2010.

We the People

Sign up as a volunteer or participant in this year's Constitution Day Project, taking place during the last two weeks of September.

We launched the Colorado Law Constitution Day Project in September 2011. Each September since then, dozens of volunteers have visited classrooms all over Colorado, offering interactive lesson plans that raised tough questions. Themes have included the First Amendment, the Fourth Amendment, voting rights, the Constitution more generally, and other topics that engage students with current events and the role the Constitution plays in them.

  • If you are a law student, attorney, teacher or high school administrator interested in participating in Constitution Day, click here.

For more information about the Constitution Day Project, contact Christina Stanton:
Phone: (303) 735-2117
E-mail: christina.stanton@colorado.edu

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Law student teaching about the Constitution
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Teacher and students
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