Happy 98th birthday, President Jimmy Carter!

Teachers and caregivers, there’s still time to register your students for free, interactive webinar programs on the Constitution: civics.archives.gov/webinars #ArchivesCivics

“May God Bless the memories of the victims of 9/11, and may He continue to bless the United States of America.” – President George W. Bush

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“This is a piece of steel from the World Trade Center. It’s a powerful reminder of our duty to honor the victims, support our first responders and military, and remember the lessons from that day.”

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From our collection, in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, joined President and Mrs. George W. Bush at a dinner at Winfield House in London, England, on November 2, 2003.

How does the Constitution connect to our communities? Students will discover this and more during our special Constitution Day webinar programs-register today! civics.archives.gov/webinars #ArchivesCivics

Teachers, get ready for Constitution day with this 1-hour online workshop with the National Archives on September 8 at 7pm ET: civics.archives.gov/workshops/teac… #ArchivesCivics

Join the National Archives for 2 weeks of live, interactive webinars for K–12 students around Constitution Day, September 12–23! civics.archives.gov/webinars #ArchivesCivics

Teachers: This Presidents Day we’re opening registration for new K–12 civic education programs led by our educators located at National Archives sites and Presidential Libraries across the country! archives.gov/education/civi… #WeRuleCivics #ArchivesEducation

“I think every citizen has the capacity to manage his or her own money. And if they don't, we'll help them understand how to...And I believe the so-called investor class ought to be every American, regardless of his or her background.”
- President George W. Bush, 2/16/05

Teachers and caregivers, check out our winter/spring schedule of free We Rule: Civics for All of US distance learning programs for students in grades K–12! archives.gov/education/civi… #WeRuleCivics #ArchivesEducation

President and Mrs. Bush visit the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, prior to their February 2008 visit to Africa. They spoke about administration partnership initiatives with #African nations concerning health, education, peacekeeping efforts, & economic development.

The George W. Bush Library and Museum will be closed today, Friday, February 4th, due to inclement weather. Stay warm and stay safe.

The George W. Bush Library and Museum will be closed today, Thursday, February 3, due to inclement weather. Stay warm and stay safe.

'Now it's up to you, the local citizens of our great land, the compassionate, decent citizens of America, to stand up & demand high standards, & to demand that no child -- not one single child in America -- is left behind.”
Pres. George W. Bush signs No Child Left Behind, 1/8/02

“It's a place for this country to realize what is possible when you have a good principal, that's supported by the community, when you've got teachers who work hard and students willing to learn.”

President George W. Bush @ Horace Greeley Elementary School, Chicago, 1/7/08

“...It's going to be a great year primarily because Americans have taken a look inward, reassessed their values; have realized that some of the basics in life are that which is most important -- love of faith, love of family.”
- Pres. George W. Bush, Coffee Station Cafe, 12/31/01

President George W. Bush signs H.R. 7311, the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act, December 23, 2008. The law enhanced measures to combat trafficking in persons. White House photo by Joyce N. Boghosian.

#OTD #GeorgeWBush

'Each torch bearer's story is a lesson in citizenship and courage and compassion.'
Pres. George W. Bush, announcing two torch runners, Liz Howell & Eric Jones, during the 2002 Olympic Torch Relay Ceremony, 12/22/01. Both runners were profoundly affected by the Sept. 11 attacks.

“...I want to thank the soldiers who are there, and thank those who have sacrificed, and the families who are worried about them during this Christmas season, for their sacrifice.”

President George W. Bush visits with wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center 12/21/04.