Constitution Day

The Missouri Bar and HEC-TV in St. Louis are partners in producing an interactive Constitution Day Program for students in Grades 7-12. The 2011 program on the presidency won a Telly Award. The 2012 program was on free speech and the elections. For more information on how to be part of this free program in the future, please contact Millie Aulbur, Director of Citizenship Education for The Missouri Bar, at milliea@mobar.org. Study guides and broadcasts for previous programs are available online::

2012 Study Guide -- Free Speech and the Elections

2011 Study Guide -- The Role of the Presidency

2010 Study Guide -- The Third Branch of Government—the Judiciary

2009 Study Guide -- Who’s an American Citizen & Juvenile Justice and the Constitution

2008 Study Guide -- Exploring the Right of Privacy and Freedom of Expression

2007 Study Guide -- How Does the 4th and 5th Amendment Protect Us?

2006 Study Guide -- The History of the Constitution and Privacy Issues for Students (4th Amendment)

All of the broadcasts are available here.

Press Release - Telly Award for Constitution Day

For more information contact: Millie Aulbur, Director of Citizenship Education at milliea@mobar.org