The future of our nation rests on the shoulders of our youth, and the legacy of America’s heroes is a powerful torch that will illuminate the path for future generations. But are they equipped with the moral compass to navigate the world’s complexities with integrity and resolve? Time is not your ally, and it can be challenging to find the right resources.. At the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, we are here to equip you with FREE leadership video lessons to combat and overcome these obstacles. 

Path to Honor is a groundbreaking character development program that offers a wealth of video lessons inspired by the true stories of America’s most decorated heroes, Medal of Honor Recipients, who embody the values that define heroism and must be nurtured in the youth: courage, patriotism, sacrifice, commitment, citizenship, and integrity. These engaging, self-guided lessons elevate the learning experience and make learning feel less like a chore and more like self-discovery.

Path to Honor: Free Leadership Video Lessons for Teachers & Parents

The FREE leadership video lessons your students will enjoy through this innovative online learning experience are more than simple tales of battlefield valor; they are a testament to the unyielding human spirit and commitment to duty, honor, and country that has secured our freedoms for generations. 

Path to Honor brings these stories to life, igniting a spark within our students that will illuminate the path to becoming the leaders their communities and our nation desperately need. 

Designed for students to use independently or with teacher guidance, Path to Honor is excellent for middle and high school students! Any device with Internet access, from computers to phones, can be used to access the program.

Path to Honor brings these stories to life and offers a compelling and impactful resource for:

• Middle and high school teachers: Supplement your lessons using these captivating video lessons, fostering essential character development in students while nurturing a deeper connection with your students.

• Homeschooling and unschooling parents: Provide your children with access to high-quality, values-based learning materials from the comfort and safe space of your home that reflect the American spirit. 

By learning how the Medal of Honor Recipient responded and reflecting on the values demonstrated, students make a personal connection with the character value. Path to Honor empowers educators and parents like you with the tools to cultivate essential character traits in the next generation. 

These tools include:

• Engaging Video Modules: Each core value (courage, patriotism, sacrifice, commitment, citizenship, and integrity) is explored through three, five-minute, captivating video lessons, offering a comprehensive exploration of these vital concepts. 
• Flexible Learning Options: Students can access the program independently through the user-friendly Path to Honor portal, using their Google credentials or as guests. An introductory video sets the stage for their exploration as they choose their own path. 
• Independent study and Homework Assignments: The program seamlessly integrates with existing lesson plans, allowing teachers to assign Path to Honor modules for homework or independent study, fostering deeper engagement beyond the classroom.
• Downloadable Certificates: Upon completing each module, students can download a certificate to acknowledge their accomplishment.

Do You Need Free Leadership Video Lessons to Create the Heroes of Tomorrow? Register Today!

Path to Honor is more than just a program; it’s a call to action. These FREE leadership video lessons present an opportunity to ensure the torch of American heroism continues to illuminate the path for future generations. Ultimately, our nation’s heroes stand as testaments to the power of character and shining examples of the heroes your students can become and who our communities need. 

Visit our Path to Honor page to learn more about this inspiring program and forge the heroes our country and communities deserve.