Fifty years ago today, the world lost baseball great and global humanitarian Roberto Clemente. Over at Untold History, we told Clemente’s story beyond the on-the-field numbers, so all could tryky understand his impact. Driving Force Institute untoldhistory.org/roberto-clemen…

Last Day! How do you make American history relevant to students? Join award-winning #SocialStudies teachers and #HTOY contributing to upcoming book. $500 awards. Info: drivingforceinstitute.org/f/first-teache…

Last Day! Share your story of successfully engaging students in learning American history. Join award-winning #SocialStudies teachers and #HTOY contributing to upcoming book. $500 awards. Info: drivingforceinstitute.org/f/first-teache…

Got Data? 13 Strategic Ways Nonprofits Can Leverage Data To Optimize Operations ⁦ForbesNonprofit⁩ forbes.com/sites/forbesno…

Enter the 2022 National Awards for Education Reporting today! Journalists who published work in 2022 on any education topic in any medium are encouraged to apply. Education Writers Association

After eight failed ballots, how do we teach children what the office of #Speakerofthehouse is and why it is so important? We have a new film in our Government Explained series focusing on the office everyone is talking about. youtu.be/9DooIVksTyM

Most states lack laws requiring Holocaust, genocide education axios.com/2023/01/07/hol…

Take a moment to learn more about #OperationPaperclip, a highly covert initiative that the United States implemented following #WorldWar2 to gain valuable intelligence from top former-Nazi scientists. youtube.com/watch?app=desk…

Access more free lessons via Untold at untoldhistory.org #WorldWarII #USIntelligence #AmericanHistory #TeachingHistory

For all my educator friends, please consider this wonderful opportunity. Collab Classroom offers terrific materials and supports for teachers committed to #scienceofreading

Our #BHM celebration honors Black Educators who’ve positively impacted education and recognizes today’s educators who continue to share knowledge, resources, and best practices that are equitable and inclusive! Join us in celebrating these outstanding educators! #WholeChild #DEI

For his devotion to studying, preserving, and promoting the stories and voices of diverse Americans: Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the father of #BlackHistoryMonth, was a teacher, principal, and college dean. Follow us to see our #BHM spotlight tomorrow! naacp.org/find-resources…

For her inspirational “Every Kid Needs a Champion" motto: Teacher Rita Pierson advocated that ALL kids be included in our dreams. Follow for the next #BlackHistoryMonth feature! #BHM #DEI#EquityandInclusion #WholeChild ascd.org/el/articles/ev…

For showing that love of school contributes to love of learning: Dr. Marcus Foster created school cultures of pride, parental engagement, and academic achievement. Follow for the next #BlackHistoryMonth feature! #BHM #DEI #EquityandInclusion #WholeChild marcusfoster.org/dr-marcus-fost…

For empowering people with knowledge on their road to freedom: Charlotte Forten Grimke was the first black teacher to set up in schools of newly freed people in SC after the Civil War. Follow for the next #BlackHistoryMonth feature! #BHM #DEI #EquityandInclusion #WholeChild

For setting the SCOTUS strategy that shattered “separate but equal” school segregation: Charles Hamilton Houston, nicknamed “The Man Who Killed Jim Crow,” was a lawyer and law school dean. naacp.org/find-resources… Follow for the next #BlackHistoryMonth feature! #BHM #DEI

For aligning work on literacy, citizenship, and civil rights: Septima Poinsette Clark, a teacher & principal, created “citizenship schools” for adult learners. Follow us & see more #BlackHistoryMonth features! #DEI #WholeChild nps.gov/people/septima…

For years of bravery, starting at age 14: Carlotta Walls LaNier, the youngest member of the Little Rock Nine, volunteered to integrate schools in 1957. Follow us for the next #BlackHistoryMonth feature! #BHM #DEI #EquityandInclusion #WholeChild nmaahc.si.edu/explore/storie…

For vision and leadership: Mary McLeod Bethune, a lifelong educator who tirelessly worked to improve the lives of African Americans and founded Bethune-Cookman University in 1904. #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth #EquityandInclusion #DEI #WholeChild bit.ly/3YwX3Zu

For breaking barriers: Kelly Miller, was the 1st #AfricanAmerican student at John Hopkins, and served as Dean of Howard University’s College of Arts and Science, where he opened doors to lower-income students. #BHM #DEI biography.com/scholars-educa…