Welcome to National History Day in Missouri!
See how Missouri students—grades 6 to 12—uncover history and put their own stamp on it by producing documentaries, exhibits, papers, performances, and websites. The National History Day experience empowers students and prepares them for college, career, and active citizenship.
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NHDMO in the news
History Makers: Local Students Earn Gold Medals in National History Day Competition
Pembroke Hill student, teacher hit the beach on World War II research
‘Honey War’ project brings history close to home
Love of history inspires Platte County girl to read, and she inspires others
Overland Park student wins national award for history monologue as Churchill
Using telegrams and love letters to teach World War II
Students Reunite With Holocaust Survivor
Channeling Churchill: an interview with Jay Mehta
Pembroke Hill student, teacher hit the beach on World War II research
‘Honey War’ project brings history close to home
Love of history inspires Platte County girl to read, and she inspires others
Overland Park student wins national award for history monologue as Churchill
Using telegrams and love letters to teach World War II
Students Reunite With Holocaust Survivor
Channeling Churchill: an interview with Jay Mehta
For more information on National History Day in Missouri, please contact:
Danielle Griego
Coordinator, National History Day in Missouri
573.882.5586
Danielle Griego
Coordinator, National History Day in Missouri
573.882.5586