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December 7, 2021 | Number 364 | e-Newsletter

The Social Studies Professional

The #NCSS100 Edition!

Come Celebrate 100 Years of NCSS

We are pleased to announce that the culmination of the NCSS Centennial Celebration is finally here: the 100th Anniversary Celebration! Together, we'll celebrate 100 years of service to social studies educators, administrators, and professionals.

Join us on February 1-6, 2022 for weeknights that will include live panels on current social studies topics and a weekend filled with featured speakers and sessions designed to increase your professional learning. Register.

Executive Director's Message:

Join the Nationwide Elevate Civics Research Project

You will get $150, 10 expert designed lessons, an assessment of students’ learning, and access to civics resources. You will teach the lessons, record classes, and administer short questionnaires. Let’s Go!

Hear Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States, at the 100th Anniversary Celebration! Her pre-recorded virtual session will include questions from across the nation surrounding the topics of civic engagement and education. You do not want to miss this featured conversation! Register today.

Michael Bornstein, one of the youngest known survivors of the Auschwitz death camp - and his daughter, TV news producer and co-author Debbie Bornstein Holinstat will join us at the 100th Anniversary Celebration for a special talk. Register.

Help Us Help You

NCSS is interested in finding out what types of social studies curriculum or instructional resources/supports would be useful for social studies educators in your state. Take this survey by December 15, 2021.

Vote in the Board of Directors and Officer Elections

The NCSS Board of Directors has approved the slate of candidates for the 2021-2022 Board of Directors and Officer elections. The election ballot will close January 15, 2022. Meet the candidates and learn how to vote here.

Submit a Proposal for an NCSS Webinar

NCSS is looking to provide a diverse selection of online learning opportunities for all levels and social studies disciplines. Learn more.

Join Us in Two Learn from History Webinars

NCSS is proud to be a supporting member of the Learn from History Coalition. The coalition will be presenting two webinars on December 9th and 16th. Register to join us: