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Terrington St Clement's High School students see history brought to life on trip to Belgian and French First World War battlefields
17+ hour, 42+ min ago (227+ words) History students from Terrington St Clement have seen important First World War locations for themselves as part of a school trip. St Clement's High School sent 65 Year 9 students across to Belgium and France to explore battlefields from the conflict. The…...
The hope that walks to school
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (19+ words) Manila Bulletin Press Escape to quit searching The hope that walks to school...
Texas Students Deserve Honest History - Densho: Japanese American Incarceration and Japanese Internment
18+ hour, 7+ min ago (1497+ words) Jen Noji: Can you share an overview of what's happening with the social studies standards revision process in Texas?" Akeela Kongdara: About every 10 years, the State Board of Education revisits the social studies standards to update and revise student learning…...
Makes history and civics great again: Conservatives praise new Iowa law mandating U. S. history, government classes
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (434+ words) A student in front of an American flag / SHBB Studios, Shutterstock A new Iowa law that requires students at public universities to take an American history class and a U. S. government class to graduate is being championed as a way to…...
Students Give Hope'For the Country and Its Constitution
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (1748+ words) Young delegates model the civility and courage needed to tackle America's toughest constitutional challenges. A Model Constitutional Convention brought together 100 students to debate amendments, tackle political dysfunction, and inspire hope for America's democratic future. Finding a reason to be optimistic…...
Share My Lesson: Teaching America at 250
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (247+ words) Teaching honestly about the nation's founding means celebrating its animating democratic ideals while acknowledging the contradictions embedded in them'such as that "all men are created equal" with "unalienable rights'as well as our continued struggles to implement them. Those contradictions and…...
Sen. Dan Lonowski: Public input needed on social studies standards
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (268+ words) District 33 Sen. Dan Lonowski of Hastings speaks on the floor of the Legislature. Nebraska's Social Studies Standards are currently undergoing an important revision process, with final adoption anticipated in September 2026. This effort began in January 2025 with a public input survey…...
Why Young People Need a Patriotic Education " The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (545+ words) In classrooms across America today, too many young people are being taught to view their country not as a force for good, but as a source of injustice. The heroes of history are recast as villains. National pride is replaced…...
Buckeye Students celebrate the nation's semiquincentennial
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (693+ words) As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, schools across Buckeye Union School District are taking time to honor the nation's history, military service members and the meaning of being American through student performances, patriotic activities and community celebrations. Superintendent…...
Can civic and liberal education coexist? Why it matters for Atlanta's future leaders
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (685+ words) LATEST: Apply now for Fall 2026! Plato posed a question that still feels uncomfortably current: What kind of education forms a good citizen? That question framed a recent panel I joined at the Hoover Institution. We were asked whether civic education…...