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How To Make Every Day Constitution Day

September 17 is Constitution Day, the anniversary of the 1787 signing by delegates to the Philadelphia Convention of the document that still governs us. This bulwark richly merits...

What Is Constitution Day and Why Should We Celebrate It?

Discover why Constitution Day, celebrated on September 17th, is a profoundly important yet often overlooked federal observance that uniquely defines the structure and liberties of...

September 17th, 1787: The U.S. Constitution Is Born

Today in Supreme Court History: September 17, 1787

9/17/1787: The Constitution is signed. Happy Constitution Day! The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 17, 1787 appeared first on Reason Magazine.

Happy Constitution Day!

I received this message today: Dear ACS Supporter, Today, September 17, is Constitution Day—a time to celebrate our nation’s founding document and reflect on the responsibilities w...

Dallin H. Oaks addresses religious freedom at Constitution Day event

WASHINGTON, D.C. (KIFI)- Constitution Day is observed on Sept. 17, marking the date the U.S. Constitution was signed in 1787. The holiday is being celebrated with national events a...

Today in Supreme Court History: September 16, 1787

9/16/1787: The Constitutional Convention finalizes Constitution. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 16, 1787 appeared first on Reason Magazine.

The Children's Museum to host third annual Constitution Week featuring special guests Sept. 15th-19th

MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) -- The Children's Museum is hosting its third annual Constitution Week from September 15-19, 2026. Visitors of all ages will learn about the voting and demo...

Today in Supreme Court History: September 28, 1787

9/28/1787: Confederation Congress adopts Constitution and sends it to the states. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 28, 1787 appeared first on Reason Magazine.

9/17/26: Constitution Day Community Conversation (Mountain View) - FREE

A judge, a rabbi, a veteran, a scientist, an artist and a 10-year-old walk into a room… We gave 25 people from very different corners of our community one minute each and one quest...

The Northeast Louisiana Children's Museum is hosting its third annual Constitution Week to educate students on voting ri...

MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — The Northeast Louisiana Children's Museum is hosting its third annual Constitution Week from Sept. 15 to 19 to teach kids about voting, the democratic pro...

Constitution Day Lesson Plans/September 11th For Kids

Celebrating Constitution Day can be a challenge in kindergarten.  The Constitution is a big, complicated document, and it’s a complex idea to teach our students.  That’s why we cre...

Constitution Day Project for Elementary Students – 2026

This Constitution Day project is a fun and engaging teaching resource that includes differentiated writing pages, themed page toppers, craft templates with multiple printing option...

A Republic, If You Can Teach It

Constitution Day matters at West Point, where we both teach. It is a reminder of the oath our students will one day take to "support and defend the Constitution of the United State...

Constitution Day Writing Activities for Elementary Students – 2026

Are you looking for a fun and meaningful way to celebrate Constitution Day with your elementary students? This Constitution Day Writing Project combines creativity, storytelling, a...

Lansing, KS School District Bans Pocket Constitutions for National Constitution Day

A Super Intelligence 'Constitution?'

Wednesday, September 30th on RealClearPolitics - Joined by RCP White House Correspondent, Carolina Lumetta

Today in Supreme Court History: September 27, 1787

9/27/1787: First Anti-Federalist letter by "Cato" is published. The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 27, 1787 appeared first on Reason Magazine.

Jury Appreciation: Recognizing Citizens Who Preserve Our Rights

Right to trial by jury is a cornerstone of our state and federal constitutions. Juries bring community values as fact-finders and decision-makers. Wisconsin's three branches have p...

Today in Supreme Court History: September 7, 1958

9/7/1958: The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas denied the Little Rock School Board's petition to suspend… The post Today in Supreme Court History: September...

The Constitution Was Made for a Moral People: It's Time to Teach Our Kids That Lesson

This year, as America marked its 250th birthday, we rightly celebrated the courage, clarity, conviction, and moral character of the founders who declared independence. Yet the Decl...

National Hispanic Heritage Month begins

National Hispanic Heritage Month has officially begun. It is observed every year from September 15 through October 15. The post National Hispanic Heritage Month begins appeared fir...

Why Does Hispanic Heritage Month Start in the Middle of September?

The week of September 15 includes the anniversaries of Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Mexico, and Chile's independence from Spain, which is why Hispanic H...

This Constitution Day, let’s assert states’ rights to regulate election spending

More than 40 years ago, Barry Goldwater correctly understood both the corrosive effect of money in politics and the vital importance of state sovereignty in our system. The post Th...