This Congress, I—along with a Democrat, an Independent, and another Republican—introduced the Constitution Education Is Valuable In Community Schools, or CIVICS, Act. The legislation would allow primary and secondary schools to receive federal funding only if they include U.S. Constitution programming in their curriculum.
Sponsor and support the CIVICS Act to require Constitution programming in schools that receive federal funding.
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GovInfo lists S. 2841 as introduced September 17, 2025 by King for himself, Lankford, Wicker, and Kaine, with Roger F. Wicker as a cosponsor. The full title says the bill would amend the American History and Civics Education program to require programs educating students about the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
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Wicker wrote that in this Congress he introduced the Constitution Education Is Valuable In Community Schools, or CIVICS, Act with a Democrat, an Independent, and another Republican, and described it as conditioning federal funding on U.S. Constitution programming in primary and secondary school curriculum.
Assessments
Wicker materially fulfilled the federal Senate promise in the same term: official bill evidence shows S. 2841, the CIVICS Act of 2025, was introduced on September 17, 2025 with Wicker listed as an original cosponsor, and Wicker's Senate statement says he introduced the CIVICS Act with colleagues. The bill's title and described purpose match the promised requirement for Constitution and Bill of Rights programming through federally funded civics education programs. Although he was not the sole named sponsor, original cosponsorship and public support are enough for a promise framed as sponsoring/supporting the Act.
The provided evidence does not show that Roger Wicker sponsored or materially advanced a CIVICS Act requiring Constitution programming in federally funded schools, and it also does not show that such an outcome was enacted. The cited official pages lack matching references to the CIVICS Act or a comparable delivered policy. Because the record here is negative but incomplete, the safest judgment is unresolved rather than never.