I don't mean just to skim over it in a History course or take a government course for a semester but really delve deep into the Bill of Rights, the other Amendments, the powers the federal government (and each branch's specific powers) has, the powers of the states, and later in school careers go into court cases where something was deemed Constitutional or Unconstitutional and have them do their own research so they can give their own opinions. At best, some future elected officials would have the moral grounding from their youth to value the Constitution if educated in it correctly. At the very least, it is highly useful knowledge.



