15 Days until #NSSLA2024 #NSSLA24 What excites you most about connecting and learning with us in Boston? National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

What if I told you that there was going to be a social studies conference for edus & we wanted you to share your story, their stories, & our stories? Share these stories at the #txcss 2025 Conference. We'd love to have you attend, present, exhibit, & join us. #txcss2025

David Kendrick Yes! We would love to learn from educators from Texas and beyond. We have some amazing edus in Tx like @elfia81 LaTonya Amboree, M.Ed Howsonhistory Ms. Nichelle Pinkney Erika Lowery Bobbi Rodriguez and others! We are also want outside of Texas such as Amanda Sandoval 💛 CherylAnne Amendola 🍎 and more

Attending the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) conference in Boston next week? Show your conference badge at the front desk to enjoy free admission to the Old State House and Old South Meeting House! Offer valid from Thursday 11/21 through Monday 11/25. revolutionaryspaces.org/visit/museum-a…

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Made it to National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) #Boston2024! Meetings today. nsslasocstudies conference tomorrow. Session with Joe Schmidt on Friday. And … Mike’s Pastries! It’s a great day! #sschat #socialstudies

Today is the day! We can’t wait to see you. National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Help us share our joy by using the following hashtags: #NSSLA24 #NSSLA2024 We have an amazing run of sessions planned for today. We’ll see you soon! xoxo

Looking forward to participating in the panel discussion at nsslasocstudies before #NCSS24 today! Thank you, Joe Schmidt, for the invitation! #sschat

Our Partner Showcase kicked off #NSSLA24 #NSSLA2024. It’s not too late to join us at Sheraton Boston! National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

Thank you for attending our conference! We enjoyed spending time with friends, new and old. Stay tuned for photos and updates. Check us out at socialstudiesleaders.org! #NSSLA24 #NSSLA2024 National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

February is Black History Month! We are excited to celebrate this year’s theme “African Americans and Labor.” For more info about this years theme check out ASALH. National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

We were over 39K followers two weeks ago and now we've fallen back to 38,950? This must be that "new math" everyone keeps talking about. Look...we're awesome. No one unfollows us because we rock and because everyone likes Ike and, by extension, everyone likes us. #ilikeike

We know that you have something to say! Submit an article for our biannual publication The Leader by March 15th! National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

Join us for an amazing learning experience with Gibbs Smith Education. National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

Greg Abbott calls his voucher scam “school choice.” But we already have school choice—neighborhood schools, charters, magnets, academies & more. Vouchers don’t give us choice. Vouchers give our tax dollars to unaccountable private schools that can discriminate against our kids.

You act so tough on Twitter. Let's debate school vouchers in person. You can pick the time, venue, format, and moderator. I'll be there. What’s your answer, Greg Abbott?

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Join Humanities Texas at @Region10ESCto learn more about Teaching the Civil War in February! Free to ALL teachers: txr10.escworks.net/catalog/sessio…

Check out our Order Up! Executive Orders infographic to learn what executive orders are, how they work, and their limitations under the U.S. Constitution's system of checks and balances. Download it now to engage your classroom discussions: hubs.la/Q037nkG_0

Snow Problem! Excited to have the NCCSS website & registration prepared for @nccss #nccss25 rescheduled because of the winter storm for April 24-25. Check it out ncsocialstudies.org