CT Educators Gather for Training to Prepare Middle and High School Students for 2025 Connecticut History Day
PHOTO CAPTION: From left to right – Rebecca Taber, Director of Secondary Education Programs for The Connecticut Democracy Center and
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Connecticut Students Receive Prestigious Awards at National History Day® Competition
(Hartford, CT) June 17, 2024 — Sixty students in grades 6-12 represented Connecticut at the prestigious 2024 National History Day®
Middle and high school students earning top prize at CT History Day competition now headed to Nationals
Photo courtesy of Dominique Monarca, Brian Ambrose Photography (Hartford, CT) – On May 4th The Connecticut Democracy Center hosted 434
Students Bring History to Life in Mansfield/Storrs
Mansfield/Storrs, CT — A total of 272 middle and high school students made history come alive on March 2, 2024,
CT Democracy Center Announces Winners of Statewide “We The People” Civics Competition
(Hartford, CT) — The Connecticut Democracy Center (CTDC) is pleased to announce the winners of their state We The People:
Woodbury Public Library Hosts Info Session About CT History Day Program
VoicesNEWS.com December 13, 2023 WOODBURY — Jennifer Hunt, the Connecticut History Day regional coordinator for the Torrington District, will give
CT Democracy Center Collaborates with Tribal Educators to Offer Teachers Training in Cultural Bias, Oral History and Cultural Intelligence
(Hartford, CT) — Twenty-seven middle and high school educators recently gathered at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum for a day-long workshop
Connecticut Students Receive Prestigious Awards at National History Day
HARTFORD, CT – Forty-six students in grades 6-12 represented Connecticut at the prestigious 2023 National History Day® Contest at the University of Maryland
Local students head to National History Day competition
JOURNAL INQUIRER May 29, 2023 by Susan Danseyar Three local students are headed to Maryland in June as members of
Connecticut History Day Emmett Smith
JOURNAL INQUIRER May 28, 2023 – Emmett Smith, a student at Ellington Middle School, won a first-place award in the