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State Bar Offers Website to Help Teachers and Students Observe ?Constitution and Citizenship Day?

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NY State Bar Association: "As we approach 'Constitution and Citizenship Day' ? created by an act of Congress in 2004 and celebrated each year on September 17th ? The New York State Bar Association, its Law, Youth and Citizenship (LYC) Committee and other partners, have created a website (www.nysba.org/ConstitutionDay) packed with a wealth of resources to help educators, civic groups and parents create meaningful and engaging activities and lesson plans to commemorate this important day."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on September 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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