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Studies for more resources and opportunities.
Our partners often offer workshops, webinars, classes, and other opportunities and events which we will share with you here as well as on our Facebook page.
Logo Contest
Design the next Alabama Council For The Social Studies Logo. Have your students submit a new logo design for our web page. The logo will be posted on our website for one year! Along with your student's logo submit the following: student name, grade level, teacher name, school and school district. Please submit all logo designs to alcsspresident@gmail.com by the deadline. All designs must pertain to Alabama and Social Studies.
Deadline: Friday, May 31, 2019
Deadline: Friday, May 31, 2019
Regional Voices
This year we will develop four regional groups. Each group will be comprised of teachers from that region. In each region, teachers will be able to share their voices and participate in professional development pertaining to social studies. Keep your eyes open for further details. If you are interested contact your regional director: North- Dr. Adam NeSmith ; South- Ms. Andrea Kohutek ; East- Dr. Linda Mitchell ; West- Dr. Wanda Ward
Look For Us At The Mega Conference
New Social Studies/Alabama Bicentennial Professional Development Opportunities
Provided in partnership with NPS and AL200
2019 Tuskegee Teacher Institutes - Are you an educator in the Tuskegee area? The National Park Service's Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site will be sponsoring two three-day professional development sessions in June 2019. Designed for teachers in grades 3-6 and 10-12, these sessions will focus on the impact of Booker T. Washington and Tuskegee University. Each session can accommodate 30 teachers. Participants will receive lunch, STIPD credit hours, and a variety of resources for elementary and secondary classrooms. Click here for workshop dates, titles, and descriptions.
Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site is managed by the National Park Service. It is responsible for the operation of both the George Washington Carver Museum and "The Oaks," home of Booker T. Washington. This site is the only national park located on a fully functioning college campus—Tuskegee University. Although the park does focus on Carver and Washington, they do have the responsibility of educating the public on the entire history of the school—1881 to the present. This park serves as a living historic site and new chapters are added to the park's story every day.
Questions? Contact Shirley Baxter at shirley_k_baxter@nps.gov.
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Provided in partnership with NPS and AL200
2019 Tuskegee Teacher Institutes - Are you an educator in the Tuskegee area? The National Park Service's Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site will be sponsoring two three-day professional development sessions in June 2019. Designed for teachers in grades 3-6 and 10-12, these sessions will focus on the impact of Booker T. Washington and Tuskegee University. Each session can accommodate 30 teachers. Participants will receive lunch, STIPD credit hours, and a variety of resources for elementary and secondary classrooms. Click here for workshop dates, titles, and descriptions.
Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site is managed by the National Park Service. It is responsible for the operation of both the George Washington Carver Museum and "The Oaks," home of Booker T. Washington. This site is the only national park located on a fully functioning college campus—Tuskegee University. Although the park does focus on Carver and Washington, they do have the responsibility of educating the public on the entire history of the school—1881 to the present. This park serves as a living historic site and new chapters are added to the park's story every day.
Questions? Contact Shirley Baxter at shirley_k_baxter@nps.gov.
Register Now