Watch the recording of this year's webinar to explore the Rights & Responsibilities in History theme!
One you register, you will be provided the link for the recording and additional materials.
CHANGES TO HISTORICAL PAPER CATEGORY
Beginning with contests in 2024, registration and submission of all historical papers will follow a different format from all other categories.
Historical papers will not compete at county contests. Instead, papers will be directly submitted to the state contest by your teacher. Each school will be allowed to submit up to 3 papers.
After months of intensive research and success at district and county-level competitions, champions were recognized in Sacramento on Sunday, April 21st at California State University Sacramento, concluding the 2024 National History Day—California state competition. More than 1,500 students participated, coming from 248 schools across 25 counties. Sixty-seven students will represent California at the National History Day competition taking place in College Park, Maryland June 9-13, 2024.
Click here to view photos from the NHD-CA Contest.
"Champions" in the Documentary, Exhibit, Performance, Historical Paper, & Website categories advance to the National History Day contest in June.
Elementary Division Champions & Runners Up
Junior Division Champions & Runners Up
Senior Division Champions & Runners Up
Junior and Senior Division projects that advanced to a final judging room.
Two educators from California have been nominated for the prestigious “Patricia Behring Teacher of the Year” award, a national honor for teachers who engage History Day students through innovative teaching and active learning strategies. The winners will be announced during the National History Day awards ceremony. California’s nominees are:
Aditi Doshi
Van Nuys High School, Los Angeles County
Senior Division (Grades 9–12)
Chuck Diep
Roger W. Temple Intermediate School, Los Angeles County
Junior Division (Grades 6–8)
History Day projects require students to use research, analysis, and historical thinking skills. Join us for this free, multi-part webinar series to introduce these skills to students and share tips on how to research and develop History Day projects.
To watch the recordings, register here.
This webinar series is free and open to teachers, students, and parents.
Presenter Anne Olson - Instructional Coach, Sequoia Union High School District, member NHD-CA Leadership Team, NHD Alumni
