SAVE THE DATE!
NJCSS Annual Fall Conference for K-12 Social Studies Teachers
Friday, October 16, 2020 at the Busch Student Center, Rutgers University
Seeing the Future with 2020 Vision: Focusing on the Revisions to the NJ Learning Standards
Call for Proposals (Due June 20, 2020) (pdf form)
Exhibitor Registration (pdf form)
Conference Registration with Membership (pdf form)
Conference Registration for Current Members (Through 8/31/20) (pdf form)
Your PD Certificate for 5 hours at our Oct. 21, 2019 conference is at the end of the survey. Click Here
The New Jersey 2020 Learning Standards are now posted for public review. https://www.nj.gov/education/cccs/2020/
The NJDOE will hold public comment sessions on:
Feb. 24 at Warren County Technical School
March 4 at the NJDOE, 100 Riverview Plaza, Trenton, NJ
March 10 at Camden County College
Pre-registration to attend and/or testify is required. Registration ends on Feb. 17, 2020.
The public may also send comments via email to standardsreview@doe.nj.gov Public comment closes on March 30, 2020.
Pending Legislation - S854 Civic Education Requirement (2/3/2020)
NJCSS Teacher of the Year
Alyssa Anderson - Burlington City Public Schools (Grades 6-8)
Robert Fenster - Hillsborough Public Schools (Grades 9-12)
Congratulations!!!!!
Nominate a Teacher for 2020! (Deadline April 30, 2020)
K-5 Elementary Grades
6-12 Middle and High School Grades
Teaching Social Studies Journal - Winter-Spring 2020 Edition
Read the articles in Teaching Social Studies on our blog: https://teachingsocialstudies.org/
NJ Social Studies Survey for Principals
NJCSS E-Newsletter
February 2020
January 2020
We the People Competition Results (Feb. 6, 2020 at Rutgers)
Congratulations!
1st Place - East Brunswick H.S.
2nd Place - Montclair H.S.
3rd Place - Marlboro H.S.
100 years - The Right to Vote for Women (19th Amendment)
Register in the NJ Statewide Student Vote and Primary (Feb. 3-14, 2020)
NJ Women Vote 2020 Suffrage History Resources (NJ Historical Commission)
NJ Special Election on Woman Suffrage in 1915 (How did the people in your town vote?)
K-5 Lesson: The Importance of Voting
Middle School Lesson: The White House Award
Middle School Lesson: Perspectives on the 19th Amendment Debate
Middle School Lesson: The Vote of the Appointed NJ Senator David Baird
Middle School Lesson: Women Suffrage in World History
High School Lesson: Did Giving Women the Vote Make a Difference?
High School Lesson: Why did NJ change its position on the 19th Amendment between 1915 and 1920?
NJCSS Grant for Dramatic Presentations in Your School Relating to the 19th Amendment
The NJ Historical Commission awarded a generous grant to the NJCSS for educational theater presentations in schools in commemoration of New Jersey's active role in the 100th anniversary of the women's suffrage movement. THANK YOU!
Register below to request financial support for your school to have a dramatic presentation on women suffrage
Click Here for Information and Registration
The NJCSS is supporting the performance of Hear My Voice by Living Voices with our grant funded by the NJ Historical Commission:
Bloomfield Middle School
Clearview Regional H.S.
East Orange Campus H.S.
Franklin H.S.
Paterson Charter for Science & Technology
West Deptford Middle School
Nominate Outstanding Students for NJCSS Certificates & Awards (Deadline is March 15, 2020)
Middle School Students
High School Students
College Students
What is NJCSS?
The NJCSS is a statewide association in New Jersey with 950 members devoted solely to social studies education. A major goal and accomplishment of the NJCSS has been to bring together educators from all social studies disciplines, including history, economics, political science, sociology geography, anthropology, and psychology.
Our members are elementary, intermediate, secondary and college educators as well as other professionals who share the commitment to the Social studies. Together, NJCSS members work toward a better understanding of the social studies and its importance in developing responsible participation in social, political, and economic life. Contact Hank Bitten at: hbitten@optonline.net
NJCSS Annual Fall Conference for K-12 Social Studies Teachers
Friday, October 16, 2020 at the Busch Student Center, Rutgers University
Seeing the Future with 2020 Vision: Focusing on the Revisions to the NJ Learning Standards
Call for Proposals (Due June 20, 2020) (pdf form)
Exhibitor Registration (pdf form)
Conference Registration with Membership (pdf form)
Conference Registration for Current Members (Through 8/31/20) (pdf form)
Your PD Certificate for 5 hours at our Oct. 21, 2019 conference is at the end of the survey. Click Here
The New Jersey 2020 Learning Standards are now posted for public review. https://www.nj.gov/education/cccs/2020/
The NJDOE will hold public comment sessions on:
Feb. 24 at Warren County Technical School
March 4 at the NJDOE, 100 Riverview Plaza, Trenton, NJ
March 10 at Camden County College
Pre-registration to attend and/or testify is required. Registration ends on Feb. 17, 2020.
The public may also send comments via email to standardsreview@doe.nj.gov Public comment closes on March 30, 2020.
Pending Legislation - S854 Civic Education Requirement (2/3/2020)
NJCSS Teacher of the Year
Alyssa Anderson - Burlington City Public Schools (Grades 6-8)
Robert Fenster - Hillsborough Public Schools (Grades 9-12)
Congratulations!!!!!
Nominate a Teacher for 2020! (Deadline April 30, 2020)
K-5 Elementary Grades
6-12 Middle and High School Grades
Teaching Social Studies Journal - Winter-Spring 2020 Edition
Read the articles in Teaching Social Studies on our blog: https://teachingsocialstudies.org/
NJ Social Studies Survey for Principals
NJCSS E-Newsletter
February 2020
January 2020
We the People Competition Results (Feb. 6, 2020 at Rutgers)
Congratulations!
1st Place - East Brunswick H.S.
2nd Place - Montclair H.S.
3rd Place - Marlboro H.S.
100 years - The Right to Vote for Women (19th Amendment)
Register in the NJ Statewide Student Vote and Primary (Feb. 3-14, 2020)
NJ Women Vote 2020 Suffrage History Resources (NJ Historical Commission)
NJ Special Election on Woman Suffrage in 1915 (How did the people in your town vote?)
K-5 Lesson: The Importance of Voting
Middle School Lesson: The White House Award
Middle School Lesson: Perspectives on the 19th Amendment Debate
Middle School Lesson: The Vote of the Appointed NJ Senator David Baird
Middle School Lesson: Women Suffrage in World History
High School Lesson: Did Giving Women the Vote Make a Difference?
High School Lesson: Why did NJ change its position on the 19th Amendment between 1915 and 1920?
NJCSS Grant for Dramatic Presentations in Your School Relating to the 19th Amendment
The NJ Historical Commission awarded a generous grant to the NJCSS for educational theater presentations in schools in commemoration of New Jersey's active role in the 100th anniversary of the women's suffrage movement. THANK YOU!
Register below to request financial support for your school to have a dramatic presentation on women suffrage
Click Here for Information and Registration
The NJCSS is supporting the performance of Hear My Voice by Living Voices with our grant funded by the NJ Historical Commission:
Bloomfield Middle School
Clearview Regional H.S.
East Orange Campus H.S.
Franklin H.S.
Paterson Charter for Science & Technology
West Deptford Middle School
Nominate Outstanding Students for NJCSS Certificates & Awards (Deadline is March 15, 2020)
Middle School Students
High School Students
College Students
What is NJCSS?
The NJCSS is a statewide association in New Jersey with 950 members devoted solely to social studies education. A major goal and accomplishment of the NJCSS has been to bring together educators from all social studies disciplines, including history, economics, political science, sociology geography, anthropology, and psychology.
Our members are elementary, intermediate, secondary and college educators as well as other professionals who share the commitment to the Social studies. Together, NJCSS members work toward a better understanding of the social studies and its importance in developing responsible participation in social, political, and economic life. Contact Hank Bitten at: hbitten@optonline.net
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NJ Women Vote 2020 Events https://discovernjhistory.org/ Mock Election Event for NJ schools Register to vote today at https://njmockelection.org (It's Free) Rightfully Hers Exhibit (Contact National Archives) Bicycle Slow Roll - May 16, 2020 (Historic Smithville Park) Women's Equality Day - August 27, 2020 (NJ State House, Trenton) Suffrage March - September 26, 2020 (New Brunswick) NJ Women Vote Key Dates 2020 NEH Grants - Summer Workshops! https://www.neh.gov/grants Teaching About Genocide and the Holocaust with Echoes & Reflections Tuesday, March 3, 2020 | 9 am - 3 pm | The Learning Center, Wayne, NJ Teaching About Contested Issues: The Choices Approach Thursday, March 5, 2020 | 8:30-3:00 pm Leonia High School, Leonia, NJ Register: www.choices.edu/pd Contact Mimi_Stephens@brown.edu Princeton University East Asia Program for NJ Teachers East Asia World History Conference March 13-14, 2020 (Friday/Saturday) Information Register Today! (It's FREE!) Online Mapping Contest for NJ Middle & High School Students March 20, 2020 (Registration Closes) Register Today! The 20th Annual Interdisciplinary Forum for Teachers From the Frontline to Your Living Room - Media During the Vietnam Era NJ Vietnam Veterans Museum & Memorial Annual Conference for Educators March 20, 2020 at the NJVVMF in Holmdel Register Today! Project Citizen Competition 2020 Information and Registration Project Citizen Summer Research Program August 2-6, 2020 University of Massachusetts, Boston Information Application Introducing Best Practice Lessons on New Jersey! NJ Women NJ in the 1930s Publications Call for Manuscripts for our August 2020 edition is May 31, 2020 (Click for Details) Teaching Social Studies Journal - Winter/Spring 2019 Individual articles are also on our blog: https://teachingsocialstudies.org Teaching Social Studies Journal - Summer/Fall 2018 Individual articles are online at: https://wordpress.com/view/teaching-ss.org (Click here for NJCSS summary of Civics curriculum guidelines) S2762 - NJCSS bill on Teaching Civics in Middle School (7/3/18) A4376 - Identical NJCSS bill on Teaching Civics in Middle School (9/13/18) Join the NJCSS or Renew your membership for 2020-21! (Only $25.00) Online Registration Form PDF Registration Form Payment may be made by PayPal (link is below), PO, or check. Mail your PO or check to NJCSS, Rutgers University-Busch Campus, 640 Bartholomew Road, Suite 103, Piscataway, NJ 08854 2019 Student Recognition Awards - *designates a plaque was presented Middle School Division North NJ - *Josh Fishkin, Ridgewood Public Schools High School Division North NJ - *Kimberly Rivera, Leonia Public Schools Isabella Cabarcos, McNair Academic HS, Jersey City Public Schools Nathaniel Dizor, Leonia Public Schools Shivi Dua - McNair Academic HS, Jersey City Public Schools Vanessa Jagrup, McNair Academic HS, Jersey City Public Schools Central NJ - *Cameron Coyle - Robbinsville Public Schools Jessica D'Agostino, Holmdel Public Schools South NJ - *Anna Kuzmic, Point Pleasant Beach Public Schools Maya Lebron, Highland Regional Public Schools College Division North NJ - *Michael Novak, Seton Hall University Kalliopi Logothetis, Seton Hall University Central NJ - *Ryan Ciaccio, Rider University |
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