Congratulations to the 2012 NCSS Award and Grant Recipients. Please join us in recognizing these educators for their outstanding accomplishments in social studies education. NCSS Award and Grant recipients were formally recognized during the NCSS Annual Conference in Seattle, Washington in November, where they also presented sessions on their outstanding work.   --> read more »

NCSS is looking for members to serve on awards selection committees. The selection committees review nominations and select recipients of NCSS awards and grants. Committee members serve a three-year term and most committee work is accomplished online or by telephone.   --> read more »

2011 NCSS Award and Grant Recipients

National Council for the Social Studies congratulates the 2011 recipients! .   --> read more »

National Council for the Social Studies proudly announces the Carter G. Woodson Book Award and Honor Books for 2010. These works have been chosen as the most distinguished social science books depicting ethnicity in the United States for young readers.   --> read more »

Alabama SSCA

President
Mary Lee
(B) 256-852-2557 ex.1269
mlee@madison.k12.al.us

Alaska CSS

President
Todd Heuston
Heuston_Todd@asdk12.org

Arizona CSS

Awards Coordinator
Cheryl Wiens
cheryl-wiens@cox.net

Arkansas CSS

Awards Coordinator
Kristin Mann
kdmann@ualr.edu

California CSS

Executive Director/Secretary
Julie Weaver   --> read more »

Social Studies Inquiry Grant Request for Proposals

Sponsored by:
Fund for the Advancement of Social Studies Education
College and University Faculty Assembly
National Council for the Social Studies   --> read more »

In 1974, National Council for the Social Studies established the    --> read more »

National Council for the Social Studies presents three research awards designed to recognize substantive scholarly inquiry in social studies education.   --> read more »

National Council for the Social Studies honors annually the
outstanding performance of teachers, researchers, and other worthy
individuals and programs, and has encouraged unique and innovative
social studies education projects through its award and grant programs.
Founded in 1921, National Council for the Social Studies has grown to   --> read more »

NCSS Awards   --> read more »