The Center for Teaching the Constitution is a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching all people the principles of the founding documents of the United States of America including the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution and other primary source documents. The principles of liberty are taught from the actual texts of the documents utilizing the classical learning methods of the founding fathers. All of the documents are studied together and cross-reference with each other to provide an accurate interpretation of the meaning of each clause. Freedom-seeking people will be richly rewarded by both understanding the documents and acquiring greater academic ability.

The founding fathers sacrificed their lives, fortunes and sacred honor to preserve the blessings of liberty for us today. This organization was founded as an effort to carry forward this spirit of liberty to ourselves and our posterity through teaching the founding principles. Learning these principles will bless us individually and collectively as a nation. These documents are one of the greatest things we all have in common and can serve to unify us as a nation.

The Center carries out its mission of teaching the roots of liberty by offering both traditional courses and e-mail courses, lectures, teaching aids and distributing books and tapes to individuals, schools churches and families. The Center also focuses on assisting public schools in California to comply with the education code for teaching the founding documents before High School graduation.

The video sample below is a newscast of Constitution courses taught to the community. It is an illustration of the vision and goal of this organization to spawn courses like this taught throughout the nation:

The time has come to restore the Constitution. Become part of an army of constitutional missionaries to win back our republic! Join now!

Three Constitution Courses starting in January

Constitution Course for Home Schools and Families(Course P1): Starting in January  at San Marcos Community Center for 8 weeks, ages 12+. Community services fee: $55.00 per student. Register at San Marcos Community Services (under Classes-Adult Other)

Constitution Course (Course P2): Starting in January at Joslyn Senior Center in San Marcos for 8 weeks. Register on contact page.

Web-based Constitution Course (Course P3): Click on courses tab to find 18 preliminary lessons. Video presentations are currently in process. Register on contact page.