This free classroom resource covers the 1870 ratification of the 15th Amendment and how it fractured the women's suffrage movement by exposing deep tensions around race and power. Download this and other free History Habits of Mind resources at buff.ly/yewssn5

The Preliminary Program for the 2026 NCHE Conference is now available. Review all of the exciting sessions and tours being offered. To view, go to - ncheteach.org/wp-content/u... To register, go to - ncheteach.org/conference/r...

Tomorrow at 7:00 pm ET: Teaching the 250th! Join this free webinar for lesson plans and digital tools that help students explore America's founding through critical thinking and civic engagement. Last chance to register! buff.ly/LqP9Rha

The Concord Review History Camps are intensive online and in-person workshops in which secondary-school students learn and practice a toolbox of skills for researching and writing history. Our early application deadline for our Summer 2026 Sessions is approaching on 12/31/25.

What’s a quote from history that inspires you year after year? Image from the Library of Congress: www.loc.gov/item/2017694...

Reflecting on history's complexity prompts questions on inclusivity and legacy. "Echoes of 1776: A More Perfect Union?" is a free classroom resource examining the Declaration's ideals versus historical exclusions. Download this and other resources at buff.ly/dwY8rPE

Attention History Educators! If you are in DC this weekend for the 2025 NCSS Conference, stop by Booth #645 and meet the NCHE staff. Learn about what we have going on and play a quick game of plinko to win NCHE swag! We hope to see you!

Two new posts for history educators: reclaim elementary social studies with free History Habits of Mind lessons & learn Visual Discrepant Inquiry to spark student investigation. Read now! Elementary Education Focus: buff.ly/pL0gLbY Visual Discrepant Inquiry Strategy: buff.ly/ryETzLA

Join us on Dec. 10 at 7 pm ET for a free webinar with NCHE and the Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress on commemorating America's 250th anniversary. This event offers practical, inclusive resources for educators. Register today! buff.ly/LqP9Rha

Join us in Montgomery for the 2026 NCHE Conference! To Register for the conference, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r...

You are not alone. Teaching challenges, from shortages to curriculum struggles, unite us across continents. Sending solidarity for history educators worldwide.

If you could teach whatever you wanted for one week during the school year, what would you teach? Image from the Library of Congress: www.loc.gov/item/2022640...

We are so grateful for all the educators who show up long after the final bell, celebrating milestones and championing their students forever. Thank you for being lifelong supporters of your learners.

Join us for an evening on the Harriot II at the 2026 NCHE Conference in Montgomery, Alabama. To learn about additional Excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e... To Register for the conference, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r...

What professional development opportunity has had the biggest impact on your teaching? Image from the Library of Congress: www.loc.gov/item/2017809...

Join us at the 2026 NCHE Conference in Montgomery, Alabama on March 26-28. To learn about additional Excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e... **Excursion tickets are limited, so act soon! To Register for the conference, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r...

250 Years of Independence. Countless Stories of Revolution. In honor of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the Teacher Institute is offering a special, one-time program... 'Revolutionary Roots: Teaching Civic Engagement at 250!'

What’s a historical event you wish more people understood deeply? Image from the Library of Congress: www.loc.gov/resource/fsa...

2026 NCHE Conference Saturday Enrichment Excursion: Montgomery Walking Tour To register, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r... To learn more about the excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e...

Learn about Rob Good's new podcast, "S*** I Have to Teach in 20 Minutes" in his article, "What, Another History Podcast?" Find the article here: ncheteach.org/blog/uncateg... Find the podcast here: www.historyintwenty.com

With the generous support of Empowerment 2026, the National Women’s History Museum has partnered with Learning Plunge to create Women’s History Plunge, a game that amplifies the contributions of women throughout American History. Purchase at: shop.womenshistory.org

What’s a piece of advice you’d give to your first-year-teacher self? Image from the Library of Congress: buff.ly/BBFNne8

"NCHE’s History Habits of Mind transform history from a subject in the classeoom into a powerful tool for understanding humanity. When teachers integrate these habits into daily instruction, students not only learn the past, they learn how to shape what comes next."

Join Civil Rights Foot Soldier, Charles Mauldin, during our Witness to History Keynote Session at the 2026 NCHE Conference in Montgomery. To register for the NCHE Conference, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r...

2026 NCHE Conference Featured Enrichment Excursion: The Legacy Sites To register, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r... To learn more about the excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e...

Join our upcoming webinar, "Where Did Antisemitism Come From? Teaching the History of European Antisemitism" on Thursday, November 6 at 7:30 pm EST. Learn more here: buff.ly/aiaJFqW

NCHE has been awarded a U.S. Department of Education grant in partnership with the Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas.

2026 NCHE Conference Featured Enrichment Excursion: Civil Rights Memorial Center To register, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r... To learn more about the excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e...

What’s the most surprising question a student has ever asked you about history? Image from the Library of Congress: buff.ly/YqqoUba

2026 NCHE Conference Featured Enrichment Excursion: The DBQ Project - Workshop To register, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r... To learn more about the excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e...

Share one small change you’ve made in your classroom that’s made a big difference. Image from the Library of Congress: buff.ly/4UiUKaF

Join selected educators from across the country during our Teaching Today Panel at the 2026 NCHE Conference in Montgomery. The panel will be discussing America 250 in our Schools. To register for the NCHE Conference, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r...

Join us at the 2026 NCHE Conference in Montgomery, Alabama on March 26-28. The conference will take place at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa. The room block is open, so book your guest room now as space is limited. ncheteach.org/conference/c...

If you could meet one historical figure for coffee, who would it be? Image from the Library of Congress: buff.ly/zUad3ad

Had a great week learning alongside elementary #socialstudies teachers as part of the amazing History for All project from @historyed.bsky.social! #kansashistory #sschat #historicalthinking #inquiry @nhtoymc.bsky.social @jessellison.bsky.social

The 2026 Paul 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. ncheteach.org/conference/a...

History belongs to everyone. In “Making History Personal,” see how a history teacher integrates marginalized voices into daily lessons—not just once a year. Explore strategies that help students see themselves in the past →

When a home becomes a primary source, learning changes. “Historic Homes as History Teachers” explores how students connect with history through preserved homes. Discover how to bring this method into your classroom → buff.ly/p8CwX6s

The deadline for Early Bird Registration is approaching. Rates increase on November 1. Take advantage of the lower rates and join NCHE in Montgomery, Alabama for the 2026 NCHE Conference. ncheteach.org/conference/r...

What’s your favorite local historical site to visit or share with students? Image from the Library of Congress: buff.ly/f9mVXGA

2026 NCHE Conference Featured Enrichment Excursion: American Village To register, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r... To learn more about the excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e...

What’s a history lesson you taught that you’ll never forget — and why? Image from the Library of Congress: buff.ly/2lOvFih

Happening soon—tonight at 7:30 PM EST. Tools and tactics to speak up for history where you are. Be part of the conversation. Register:

Coming up today, Thursday, September 25 at 7:30 PM EST — Advocating for History Education. This free webinar is all about building your voice. Learn practical tools to make the case for history in schools, communities, and beyond. Sign up here: buff.ly/rhGJiH2

Final reminder—tonight at 7:30 PM EST. Sharon McMahon on civic learning with clarity and heart. Don’t miss it. Register:

2026 NCHE Conference Featured Enrichment Excursion: Selma, Alabama To register, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/r... To learn more about the excursions, go to: ncheteach.org/conference/e...

Tonight, Tuesday, September 23 at 7:30 PM EST — A Conversation with Sharon McMahon. Known as “America’s Government Teacher,” Sharon brings her insight, clarity, and humor to a conversation about civic learning and why history matters. Register now: buff.ly/RUFu6JS

“It is through empathy that we can genuinely connect with the experiences of others and build a more compassionate society. ” Educator Valencia Abbott reflects on the courage it takes to center marginalized voices and teach in politically charged times. Read Valencia’s piece: buff.ly/wJmJnT2

Starting in 1 hour—7:30 PM EST. Turn inquiry into daily practice your students can feel. Quick, practical, and doable. Register: buff.ly/wEiDeeg

🚨 It’s almost time! Join us today, Monday, September 22 at 7:30 PM EST for The Social Studies Field Guide: Inquiry in Action. Bring history to life through inquiry. This free webinar shows how to move from memorization to meaningful questions that hook students. Save your spot: buff.ly/wEiDeeg