WELCOME TO
THE MARYLAND STATE ARCHIVES -
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP

Constitution Day
Religious Freedom Under Law
September 17, 1997

Special Guests:

Louis Goldstein, Comptroller of the Treasury and Chairman, Hall of Records Commission
John T. Willis, Secretary of State
Roger Stitt, Social Studies Teacher, Northeast High School
Janet Edwards, Program Officer, National Endowment for the Humanities
Ken Nichols, Director of Instruction, Anne Arundel County Public Schools
Greg Talley, Telecommunications Coordinator, State Department of Education
Andrew Lombardo, President, 21st Century Education Foundation

Project Directors:

State Archivist

Social Studies Resources Specialist,

Computer Curriculum Specialist,

Introduction, Edward C. Papenfuse and Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein

Maryland State Archives Museum Without Walls

Religious Freedom Under Law: original sources at the Maryland State Archives

The United States Constitution - first printing in Maryland, September 22, 1787
The Bill of Rights - signed by Thomas Jefferson (1791)
An Act Concerning Religion
Original (1649)
Official Recorded Version

Team Teaching, Roger Stitt with Louis L. Goldstein, & John T. Willis

Remarks by guests and participants in this federal, state, county collaborative project - introduced by James F. Adomanis

Presentation of a gift to the project from the 21st Century Education Foundation - introduced by Judy Mauriello

Mr. Andrew Lombardo, President of the 21st Century Education Foundation, will present a check on behalf of the 21st Century Education Foundation as matching funds to the NEH grant which will permit the Anne Arundel County School system to have direct and fast access to the Maryland State Archives web site and will assist in the creation of a robust and reliable intranet for the use of electronic materials in the classroom.

Maryland State Archives, April 21, 1997