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The National Council for History Education is a nonprofit professional organization that elevates the importance of history teaching and learning through professional learning, community building, and advocacy.

10/16/2026

Our state councils are doing amazing work! Earlier this month, the Missouri Council for History Education partnered with the Oklahoma Council for History Education to host a conference for history educators in the region. The event featured keynotes from Lindsay Stallones Marshall (Illinois State University) and Lorri Glover (St. Louis University), and offered breakout sessions on topics ranging from using arts to teach civics, the 250th anniversary of the United States, strategies for teaching antiquity, and much more. Cheers to state councils!

10/15/2026

"I learned how much history was in my backyard and how I wish I could have known to be immersed in it. It's incredible to know that things in our history books happened where we stood." - Kansas Elementary Teacher

We kicked off LINKS Year Two with 50 teacher leaders from across Kansas gathering at Kansas State University to engage with one another about the Constitution. The day included a place-based experience for the Underground Railroad in Kansas led by Adam Topliff, content knowledge from Historian Rob Baker, and strategies for incorporating the Constitution into the classroom. Connie López served as our Elementary Spotlight Educator, sharing inquiry-based image analysis and keyword text analysis. Oneil Reynolds served as our Secondary Spotlight Educator, sharing classroom activities such as a Guess Who Strategy as well as approaches for teaching primary vs secondary resources, Antifederalists vs Federalists, and the Founding Fathers.

10/13/2026

Join us at the 2027 NCHE Conference in Providence, Rhode Island on March 4-6 at the Omni Providence Hotel. The room block is open, so book your guest room now as space is limited.
https://ncheteach.org/conference/conference-hotel-2/

10/08/2026

The 2027 Paul A. Gagnon Prize will be presented to either a K-12 history teacher who exhibits exceptional historical scholarship or an individual or group that has made a significant contribution to the promotion of history education.

To learn more and apply, go to:
https://ncheteach.org/conference/awards/paul-a-gagnon-prize/

10/07/2026

Whose stories have shaped Maine? Whose stories are missing? Hear from Rhea Côté Robbins, Franco-American writer and historian, and Deqa Dhalac, Maine legislator and Somali-American community leader. We'll explore Maine history and stories related to belonging and identity. Plus: Library of Congress primary sources, interactive activities, and resources from The Osher Map Library to bring Maine stories and local history into your classroom.

If you are a teacher interested in local history and solutionary projects, register and discover the Celebrating Rural Maine project during this webinar, and learn how you can get involved.

The Stories That Make Maine
Saturday, October 24 | 9 AM-Noon | Virtual
Link to register in comments below

10/06/2026

Planning to attend the 2027 NCHE Conference? Registration rates increase on November 1. We hope to see you in Providence.

Register Now! - https://ncheteach.org/conference/registration/

10/04/2026

NCHE is hosting a free, interactive session on analyzing sources from the Library of Congress! Led by staff from LOC, participants will engage with a variety of strategies for analyzing multiple primary sources and multiple perspectives.

Multiple Sources for Multiple Perspectives: Navigating Primary Sources from the Library of Congress
Thursday, October 8 at 3 p.m. Eastern

Sign up at the link in the comments

10/03/2026

Join us next Tuesday for our monthly Educators of Color Community gathering at 7 p.m. Eastern and access a supportive space for reflection and learning alongside fellow educators.

Sign up at the link in comments.

09/29/2026

Clint Smith will be one of the Keynote Sessions at the 2027 NCHE Conference in Providence, RI on March 4-6.

To register for the NCHE Conference, go to:
https://ncheteach.org/conference/registration/

Address

13940 Cedar Road # 393
University Heights, OH
44118

Telephone

+12408884105

Website

http://www.ncheteach.org/

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