The Clinton Presidential Library offers a variety of in-person and virtual educational experiences for elementary, middle, and high school classes for 10 or more students in the same grade. All programs for students are free. Follow us on Facebook and X for updates. Visit our support partner, the Clinton Foundation to learn about additional virtual opportunities for students and teachers. Select from the grade levels below to see educational opportunities that are available for your students! Pre-K - Second Grades President Clinton gives his State of the Union in the House Chamber at the United States Capitol, Washington D.C. January 20, 1999, Photographer: Sharon Farmer. President Clinton gives his State of the Union in the House Chamber at the United States Capitol, Washington D.C. January 20, 1999, Photographer: Sharon Farmer. Mini-Presidential Tour In-person Education Program, 45 minutes Virtual Education Program, 30 minutes The Mini-Presidential Tour is designed specifically for our youngest visitors. Pre-K - 2nd grade students. Two versions of the program are available. In the National Symbols program, students identify everyday symbols, explore the significance of national symbols, and play a matching game to test their knowledge. In the Celebrations at the White House program, students White House holiday traditions by viewing objects used during the celebrations – including a crystal shamrock bowl, wooden Easter eggs, and a handcrafted menorah. Kindergarten Mini Presidential Tour Curriculum ConnectionsFirst Grade Mini Presidential Tour Curriculum ConnectionsSecond Grade Mini Presidential Tour Curriculum Connections Third - Fifth Grades Student Presidential Tour In-Person Education Program, 1 hourVirtual Education Program, 30 - 45 minutes This signature program inspires students to learn more about the life and legacy of the 42nd President of the United States by introducing them to the important issues and policies addressed by the Clinton Administration. Third Grade Student Presidential Curriculum ConnectionsFourth Grade Student Presidential Tour Curriculum ConnectionsFifth Grade Student Presidential Tour Curriculum Connections Sixth - Eighth Grades Student Presidential Tour In-person Education Program, 1 hourVirtual Education Program, 30 - 45 minutes This signature program inspires students to learn more about the life and legacy of the 42nd President of the United States by introducing them to the important issues and policies addressed by the Clinton Administration. Sixth Grade Student Presidential Tour Curriculum ConnectionsSeventh Grade Student Presidential Tour Curriculum ConnectionsEighth Grade Student Presidential Tour Curriculum Connections Ninth - Twelfth Grades Student Presidential Tour In-person Education Program, 1 hourVirtual Education Program, 30 - 45 minutes This signature program inspires students to learn more about the life and legacy of the 42nd President of the United States by introducing them to the important issues and policies addressed by the Clinton Administration. Civics Student Presidential Tour FrameworksUS Government Student Presidential Tour FrameworksUS History Student Presidential Tour FrameworksWorld History Student Presidential Tour FrameworksArkansas History Student Presidential Tour Frameworks Advise the President: William J. Clinton What Should the United States Do About The Kosovo Crisis?In-person Education Program, 1 hourTo request this program, email clinton.education@nara.gov Students will take part in the National Issues Forum (NIFI) deliberation format, which will guide them through the difficult decision-making process by closely weighing the advantages and disadvantages of three different strategies: diplomacy, military force, or isolation. After careful consideration of the options, students will compare their choices to the decision made by President Clinton on March 24, 1999. Civics Advise the President: William J. Clinton What Should the United States Do About The Kosovo Crisis?US Government Advise the President: William J. Clinton What Should the United States Do About The Kosovo Crisis?US History Advise the President: William J. Clinton What Should the United States Do About The Kosovo Crisis?World History Advise the President: William J. Clinton What Should the United States Do About The Kosovo Crisis? Arkansas History Advise the President: William J. Clinton What Should the United States Do About The Kosovo Crisis?