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The Social Studies Professional | July 1, 2025 | No. 450

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Please give a warm welcome to new NCSS President Dr. Tina Ellsworth! In this freshly formatted video greeting, Dr. Ellsworth thanks outgoing President Jennifer Morgan for her leadership and contributions over the past year, and takes a closer look at some of this year's Annual Conference Keynote Speakers.

#NCSS2025 Early Bird Pricing Ends This Friday, July 4, 2025

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Ready to learn from Fast Black History's Taylor Cassidy, Indigenous Education expert Dr. Alex Red Corn and other authors, educators, and thought leaders at the 105th NCSS Annual Conference this December? Don't wait to register - lock in special pricing when you get your ticket before July 4, 2025. Sign up now. 

July 22 Webinar: Teaching, Leading, and Learning with Young People

Join Facing History and Ourselves for this online conversation with Dr. Richard Milner about teaching, leading, and learning with young people across differences inside and outside of classroom spaces.  At the conclusion of the event, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion for 1 hour of attendance. Learn more and register here. 

Are You the 2025 Outstanding Social Studies Teacher of the Year?

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As educators, you make a difference every day. It's time to let NCSS celebrate you through the NCSS FASSE Awards program. Nominate yourself or a colleague in one of our many award categories, and shine a national spotlight on outstanding contributions to social studies education and research. Nominations are due July 18, 2025.

 

Explore the full list of awards and apply today here. 

2025 Project Unicorn Emerging Leaders Cohort

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Designed for education sector leaders from the field, the 2025 Project Unicorn Emerging Leaders Cohort is a learning and leadership opportunity that brings together early career leaders who are engaged in building a modernized digital ecosystem in their district. This cohort, run by InnovateEDU, aims to build a supportive talent pipeline for early-career data professionals within education. Early career district and charter leaders, especially those who feel siloed or are just starting their interoperability journey, are eligible to apply. Learn more and apply here. 

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Online Workshop for Pennsylvania Educators Hosted by PA Civics

This summer marks the final countdown to America’s 250th birthday - and Pennsylvania is at the heart of the story. Educators are invited to gather virtually on July 24 to explore Pennsylvania’s enduring civic legacy - from its founding-era ideals to its role in shaping American democracy today. Through engaging scholar talks, hands-on primary source workshops, ready-to-use classroom tools, and inspiring examples of student voice in action, this event will spark ideas for how to bring America 250 into your classroom. Participants will receive six hours of Act 48 credit through the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Register now. 

Upcoming NCSS Events 

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Click the icons above for webinar details and registration information. Explore all upcoming NCSS and Affiliated Council events here.

➭ Explore Your Next Career Move in the NCSS Career Center.

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