Teaching American History Teaching American History

Collaborative Project Collaborative Project

Schedule
Resources/Links
Partners
Technology
News
Home



Participating Schools:
Merrimack High School
Merrimack Middle School
Alvirne High School
McKelvie Middle School
The Brentwood School
David R. Cawley Middle School
Londonderry Middle School
Mascenic Regional High School
Monadnock Regional High School
Plymouth Regional High School
Windham Middle School

Overview

The Teaching American History Collaborative project is a grant from the US Department of Education, whose purpose is to raise student achievement by improving teachers' knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of traditional American History. It also incorporates the acquisition of new and effective teaching strategies that promote the following:
  Support student academic achievement
Integrate the development of reading and writing skills with the study of American History to provide interesting and challenging units of study
Develop a cohesive, multi-component program for professional development in American History content
Instruction and standards-based assessment for teachers within the districts that links directly to the classroom and extends those benefits to faculty in other NH school districts

Partners:

  • National Council for History Education (NCHE)
  • Plymouth State University
  • National Park Service
  • NH Historical Society
  • Manchester Historic Association
  • NH State Library
  • NH State Archives

Elements:

  • Fall Institutes
  • In-Service Training
  • On-Line Courses - Plymouth State
  • Summer Colloquiums - June
  • Utilization of Technology