the Paly Voice

  • Paly baseball defeats Bellarmine 6-4 to advance to CCS semifinals against St. Francis
  • Baseball: Paly races past Watsonville 12-4; will face Bellarmine in 2nd round of CCS Playoffs
  • Senior Hilda Huang named a Presidential Scholar by the U.S. Secretary of Education
  • Stanford football head coach David Shaw selected as 2013 Baccalaureate speaker
  • Read the introduction to Verde Magazine’s “You can’t tell me I wasn’t raped” here

Constitution Day to take place tomorrow

by and

Published September 16, 2012

Librarian Rachel Kellerman holds up a large Constitution that will be hung in the library tomorrow. [Photo by Callie Walker]

In celebration of Constitution Day, the Palo Alto High School library will pass out pocket Constitutions to the first 40 students who come to the library.

Constitution Day will take place Monday, Sept. 17.

“Constitution Day [is] a time to celebrate the signing of our Constitution,” librarian Rachel Kellerman said.

The Constitution was signed on Sept. 17, 1787, exactly 225 years ago this Monday.

There will also be a Constitution display in the library.

For more information regarding the Constitution, Kellerman has put together a LibGuide that can be found at  http://libguides.pausd.org/constitutionday.

The library will be passing out pocket Constitutions to the first 40 students on Monday, Sept. 17 in honor of Constitution Day. [Photo by Addie McNamara]

 


Please read our Comment Policy before commenting on stories.