Teacher Advisory Council

The National Constitution Center Teacher Advisory Council is a professional learning community of educators who collaborate with the Center to share best practices for teaching constitutional and civic topics. Through a lens at the intersection of U.S. history and current events, the Teacher Advisory Council advises the Center on programs and resources that would best support classroom instruction on constitutional fundamentals.  

Join the Teacher Advisory Council

We are currently seeking applicants from the classroom education field to join our Teacher Advisory Council, which is open to educators who teach fifth grade to college level students from all types of school environments and locations.  

As a member of the Teacher Advisory Council, you will be asked to: 

  • Participate in monthly online meetings and virtual student programs. 
  • Advise the Center’s Education Team on new and additional resources that will best support teachers and students nationwide.
  • Advocate on behalf of the Center through social media posts, regional professional networks, and professional development workshops.

Additionally, TAC members will have the opportunity to:

  • Build community with fellow educators in a nationwide professional learning community. 
  • Facilitate professional development opportunities including Summer Teacher Institutes, professional learning workshops, and conference sessions with members of the Center's Education Team.
  • Participate in virtual programs exclusive to members of the Center's educator networks. 
  • Support in shaping the Center's nonpartisan educational materials and programs. 

Members of the Teacher Advisory Council receive a yearly stipend for their valuable time and professional advice. Now accepting applications through June 30, 2024.

Apply Now

Interested in joining or finding out more? Email [email protected]

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