What to Do? Ideas for Programs/Presentations Below are some ideas you might want to try. For a complete listing of Law Day programs for students, highlighting many successful ideas that can be used on any occasion, see Sample Programs for a Student Audience Broad-Based Programs include a wide range of programs and activities from kids. They're a great source of ideas for you. (The programs highlighted below were originally submitted for the Law Day Outstanding Activity Awards, and can be found in Sample Programs in the Law Day site.) Baton Rouge Bar Foundation Chicago Bar Association Dallas Bar Association Saginaw County Bar Association and Saginaw Bar Auxiliary Tulsa County Bar Association Court-Based Programs show the many exciting, creative ways courts can reach out to young people. Click on the links below for ideas you can use. Adminstrative Office of the U.S. Courts Alaska Court System Hawaii State Judiciary Los Angeles Superior Court Los Angels Municipal Court Pima County Superior Court Therrell High School Elementary Programs are great for reaching the youngest students. See the programs put on by the schools below: Beaver Meadow School Englewood Elementary School Minority Outreach Programs can help young people understand how law affects them and begin to explore law-related careers. Connecticut Hispanic Bar Young Lawyer Section, Chicago Bar Association and Hispanic Bar Assn. of Illinois John Marshall Metro High School Law Firm-Sponsored Programs can involve everything from websites reaching thousands to intensive outreach to a single school, as in adopt-a-school programs. Here are some examples to give you ideas for your program: Law Offices of Philip DeBerard Beaver Meadow School Anderson Kill & Olick, L.L.P. Back to Youth Education Tips Lawyers & Judges | Tips on Volunteering Home