History Educators Project
Teaching American History through the Lens of Indiana
The History Educators Project: Teaching American History through the Lens of Indiana is a robust, innovative three-year professional development model that will provide preparation in traditional American history for Monroe County Community School Corporation (MCCSC) teachers of grades 4–12. The project is funded as a Teaching American History grant through the U.S. Department of Education. More.
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Spring Conference—
May 19 The final activity of the MCCSC TAH project will be the Spring Conference—where teachers will share TAH lessons with other participants, take their post test, and celebrate three years of top-notch professional development. For details, visit the Spring Conference Resource page.
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National TAH Resource Website
As a TAH grantee, we have access to a rich collection of national resources for teaching American history. Check out the Teaching American History Resources page at the U.S. DOE website. You'll find linformation about other TAH projects, TAH sponsored resources, and links to a wide variety of history organizations and resource collections.
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TAH Indiana Historians Online
Check out the complete collection of historian lectures—now available online in the Resources section. This video archive features lectures from all three years of the TAH Indiana project—plus several lesson presentations by local TAH teachers.
TAH Teacher Named Caleb Mills Indiana History Teacher of the Year
Read about this prestigious award presented to Becky Boyle by the Indiana Historical Society.
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