We the People

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Brown County Junior High Places First at the Inaugural National Invitational!
After three days of simulated congressional hearings on the U.S. Constitution in Washington, D.C., Brown County Junior High of Nashville, Indiana, won first place in Inaugural We the People National Invitational. Inza R. Wood Middle School of Wilsonville, Oregon, placed second and Miami Lakes Middle School of Miami Lakes, Florida, finished third. Results are posted here; find photos on our Facebook page!
Grant High School Places First in We the People National Finals!
After three days of simulated congressional hearings on the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, Grant High School of Portland, Oregon, won first place in the the 26th Annual We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution National Finals. Amador Valley High School of Pleasanton, California, placed second and Denver East High School of Denver, Colorado, finished third.
The Top-Ten We the People National Finalists Have Been Announced!
The top-ten classes advancing to the championship round of the 26th Annual We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution National Finals have been announced. These classes are competing for first place on Monday, April 29, in congressional hearing rooms on Capitol Hill.
The Center and K-State Offer Teacher Professional Development
Students deserve great teachers! Kansas State University and the Center for Civic Education now offer three online ways to continue your teacher professional development. Looking for continuing education units or graduate credit? Sign up today!

We the People In Your State

Community

Competitions

The We the People Program will host the 26th Annual High School National Finals and the Inaugural National Invitational in 2013.

For more information about We the People's diverse outreach, click here.

Learn about Congress, the executive branch and the U.S. Supreme Court.

Teachers, here you can find links to helpful information.

Click here for this school year's Hearing Questions.

The Center for Civic Education would like to thank you for being involved in your students' education.

Check out opportunities to join We the People's Alumni Network, volunteer in the program, apply for internships, and find out how to become a State Alumni Representative.

As a program with low overhead costs, We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution depends and gives its gratitude to all the volunteers who help make our events so successful.