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Bluffdale Students Read U.S. Constitution at City Council Meeting

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Bluffdale Students Read U.S. Constitution at City Council Meeting
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Students from several local schools read the U.S. Constitution during a Bluffdale City Council meeting. The event was part of the city's fifth annual Constitution Week celebration.

Key takeaways

  • Students from four different schools read the U.S. Constitution during a City Council meeting.
  • The event was Bluffdale's fifth annual Constitution Week celebration.
  • Local actors dressed as Founding Fathers participated in the presentation.
  • The students completed the full reading in 45 minutes.

Local students read the U.S. Constitution in full during a recent City Council meeting in Bluffdale City, according to a September 22 report. The presentation occurred during the city's fifth annual Constitution Week celebration.

The presentation included local actors dressed in 18th-century attire as Founding Fathers to set the scene. Students from Bluffdale Elementary, Mountain Point Elementary, Hidden Valley Middle School, and Riverton High School participated in the reading. The group completed the entire reading in 45 minutes.

The event was intended to bring the historic words of 1787 to life for the community.

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