Join the American Constitution Society's longest-running, community-education project, Constitution in the Classroom. ACS's Constitution in the Classroom program provides an opportunity for lawyers to teach lessons based on the United States Constitution in elementary, middle, and high schools throughout the country. Participating is a great way to increase constitutional literacy in schools and excite young minds about the Constitution. ACS prepares age-specific, interactive lesson plans that cover current Constitutional issues.

We are currently looking for volunteers to help lead the expansion of our Constitution in the Classroom program. This includes developing relationships with local schools where the volunteer is located and helping coordinate additional volunteers to teach lessons in classrooms twice a year. In certain locations there are opportunities to connect with others already doing this work, but there are also many locations where the program has not yet expanded. ACS will help volunteers through the process and provide training and resources.