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 PreK-12 History/Social Science Personnel
Fax No. 213-241-8491
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Reminder for History/Social Science Site Lead Teachers
To ensure payment of your Fall Stipend on the February 5, 2010 pay warrant, your Activity Log, signed by your principal, is due no later than Friday, January 22, 2010. Please fax your completed and signed Activity Log to (213) 241-8491, Attn: History/Social Science.
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Salary Point Class: A Culturally Sensitive Approach to Teaching About Slavery - March 20 and March 27, 2010. For More information click below.
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| Salary Point Class Teaching About Slavery | |
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Tenth Annual Festival of African Royalty at USC February 5, 2010. For more information click below.
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| Festival of African Royalty | |
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History/Social Science Site Lead Teacher Update: The History/Social Science Site Lead Teacher position for Secondary Schools will continue for 2009-2010. For additional details click below.
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| HSS Site Lead Teacher MEM | |
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| HSS Site Lead Teacher Attachment A | |
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| HSS Site Lead Teacher Attachment B | |
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PreK-12 History/Social Science Webinar Series Now Available! Check under Professional Development to access this series.
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| History Day L.A. 2010 The 30th Annual History Day L.A. will be held on Saturday, March 13, 2010 at Azuza Pacific University. The theme is "Innovation in History: Impact and Change." | |
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| Building a New Nation: From Independence to Covered Wagons New salary point class for Fifth Grade teachers | |
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UCLA Center X Teacher Initiated Inquiry Project (TIIP)
Up to $30,000 available in grant monies available for teachers. Details available here.
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Evenings for Educators at LACMA
On April 20, 2010 the Los Angeles County Museum of Art will host American Stories: Paintings of Everyday Life. The evening program will consider the ways the genre of narrative painting has been used to create many of America's most enduring images and national myths, how works of art help to document personal and national stories, and the role of personal and national narratives in contemporary society. For more information please click on the link below.
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| Evenings for Educators at LACMA | |
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