The Georgia Department of Education has engaged in an ambitious plan to mark Constitution Week, which runs Sept. 17-23. The idea is for every fourth-grader in the state’s public schools, more than 120,000 in all, to receive a pocket copy of the U.S. Constitution, paid for by donations and not taxpayer funds. Whoever paid for it, it’s a great idea that should have been standard procedure all along.
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Ga. students receiving copies of Constitution should study it, share it, debate it with passion