General Registration

Celebrating 50 Years 

of Social Studies Education in New Hampshire

Join the New Hampshire Council for the Social Studies for our 50th Annual Fall Conference!

For five decades, the NHCSS Fall Conference has brought together educators, historians, organizations, and social studies professionals to learn, connect, and share ideas that make social studies education stronger. This year, we're celebrating that legacy while looking toward the future.

Whether you teach elementary, middle, or high school social studies, or support social studies education in another role, this conference is designed to give you practical resources, fresh ideas, and meaningful connections you can bring back to your school.

Why Attend?

The NHCSS Fall Conference is more than a day of professional development. It is an opportunity to connect with colleagues from across New Hampshire and discover new ways to engage students in history, civics, geography, economics, and the social sciences.

You’ll have the opportunity to:

• Explore engaging classroom strategies and ready-to-use resources

• Learn from educators and organizations working in social studies education

• Discover primary sources, digital tools, and instructional materials

• Connect with other New Hampshire educators

• Visit exhibitors and explore resources for your classroom

• Take part in professional learning across a variety of social studies disciplines

• Bring new ideas and inspiration back to your students

Register Today!

Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate 50 years of NHCSS and spend a day learning with fellow social studies educators from across New Hampshire.

Bring a Colleague!

Social studies education is stronger when we learn together. Invite a fellow teacher, administrator, paraprofessional, pre-service teacher, or retired educator to join you. Share the conference with your colleagues and help us make our 50th anniversary celebration one to remember.

We look forward to seeing you at the NHCSS 50th Annual Fall Conference!

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