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National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)
@NCSSNetwork
The largest professional association in the nation devoted solely to social studies education. Join us at #NCSS2026 in Chicago!
Silver Spring, MD
Joined November 2009
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    🇺🇸 From 1776 to 9/11 to now: how do you teach 250 years of American resilience in ways that truly engage students? ➡️ Find out at the NCSS Summer Virtual Conference, June 23–24. Registration is open now: hubs.li/Q04bphXh0 #america250 #professionallearning
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    Thank you to all who attended the 2019 NCSS/NCGE/TCSS Conference. We will see you all next year for the 100th Annual Conference!
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    "Experts recommend that, starting in preschool, students receive daily social studies lessons in order to fully develop the skills needed to become engaged citizens who are ready for college and careers." ow.ly/jtL730kWghJ
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    We strongly reject the recent development of proposed bills in state legislatures that are designed to censor specific curricular resources from being used for instruction in #K12Schools. Read our full statement here: hubs.li/H0GhydC0 #SocialStudiesNow
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    Today in History: Brown vs. Board of Education in Topeka is decided in 1954. #OnThisDay
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    @NCSSNetwork rejects any effort by the federal government to silence #socialstudies curriculum that explicitly addresses the centrality of slavery in the historical narrative of the United States. Read our current events response here: hubs.li/H0wr_Zd0 #SocialStudiesNow
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    We're so pleased to announce the new President of the NCSS 2023 Board of Directors. Wesley Hedgepeth, a politics and history teacher at Collegiate School in Henrico County, Virginia, begins a one-year term July 1, 2023. Welcome, @wehedge!
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    🎉 We're excited to have @RosieRios as our closing keynote speaker! As Chair of @America250, the nation's semiquincentennial celebration of its founding, she'll discuss this important historical event and share how educators can get involved. 👉 Register: hubs.li/Q01qVcxH0
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    We have become aware of the need to address misconceptions that have arisen surrounding what others have labeled as “divisive concepts” such as critical race theory (CRT). Read our full position statement: hubs.li/H0VFpc40 #sschat #SocialStudiesNow
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    👋 That's a wrap on the 104th NCSS Annual Conference! We'll see you next year in Washington, D.C. for more learning at #NCSS2025.
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    NCSS has compiled an evergreen list of resources to help educators teach the anniversary of the U.S. Capitol Insurrection. View the resources: hubs.li/Q011yX0v0
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    Read our press release in response to the death of George Floyd. NCSS condemns the use of excessive violence or force, or extrajudicial processes, used discriminately by law enforcement against African Americans. Access here: hubs.ly/H0qZL9S0
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    NCSS is pleased to announce @srwteacher, a social studies consultant at the Iowa Department of Education in Des Moines, Iowa, began a one-year term as president of the @NCSSNetwork Board of Directors on July 1, 2020. We hope you will join us in welcoming her!
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    🇺🇸 On September 17, 1787, the U.S. Constitution was signed. NCSS has curated a list of published articles, classroom activities, and online resources on the constitution that can help launch engaging lessons: hubs.li/Q02JdVks0 #constitutionday #onthisday