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Hawai‘i Declares Constitution Day to Boost Civic Education

9/17/2025

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Governor Josh Green of Hawai‘i has designated September 17, 2025, as Constitution and Citizenship Day to promote civic education for future generations.
The day honors the U.S. Constitution and Hawai‘i's first written constitution from 1840.
The PACE Commission supports statewide events to enhance civic engagement and constitutional awareness.
This year marks the 238th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution's signing, focusing on democratic values for students.
Activities will include discussions on constitutional amendments, emphasizing the Constitution's relevance and adaptability.

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Governor Josh Green of Hawai‘i has designated September 17, 2025, as Constitution and Citizenship Day to promote civic education for future generations.
The day honors the U.S. Constitution and Hawai‘i's first written constitution from 1840.
The PACE Commission supports statewide events to enhance civic engagement and constitutional awareness.
This year marks the 238th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution's signing, focusing on democratic values for students.
Activities will include discussions on constitutional amendments, emphasizing the Constitution's relevance and adaptability.