
D-Day: June 6th
5 Lessons
Our Mission
Ronald Reagan Education is dedicated to serving the community through our mission of sharing the legacy, principles and life story of Ronald Reagan. We strive for this goal through five initiatives, open to learners of all ages.

For educators, this game-based simulation challenges students to navigate the pressure, complexity, and consequences of leadership during a defining historical moment.

Students grades 9-12 compete for their share of $50,000 in scholarships! Our debate emulates the presidential debates of old, emphasizing practical communication skills like civility, personality, humor and storytelling.

For high school seniors pursuing technical training and certifications for careers in aerospace, manufacturing, robotics, and other critical industries.

This immersive, game-based historical simulation at the Reagan Library builds leadership and communication skills through a one-of-a-kind interactive experience for participants of all ages.

Give your teen an unforgettable opportunity to unlock their leadership potential at the Great American Leadership Program.

Celebrate the 250th anniversary of our nation with free online courses honoring America's founding story. Designed for teachers and students across grade levels, these ready-to-use resources make it easy to bring this milestone to life in any classroom or homeschool setting.

Give your students a powerful way to connect with President Reagan's legacy and celebrate 250 years of America through two grade-appropriate tracks: an Art and Reflection category for grades 2–5 and an Oratory Competition for grades 6–12. Younger students explore Reagan's words through original artwork and thoughtful reflection, while older students sharpen the public speaking and critical thinking skills that empower future leaders. Spots are filling up, so click "Learn More" to bring this unforgettable experience to your classroom today.

We are excited to share with you an exciting new and free opportunity that builds public speaking skills and civic engagement. The Ronald Reagan Oratory Competition brings President Reagan’s words back to life through today's youth.

This insightful PDF explores the importance of civil discourse through the inspiring example of President Ronald Reagan. Despite their opposing political ideologies, these two leaders demonstrated how respectful dialogue and a focus on ideas can benefit us all.
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