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Math, Social Studies
Grade 6
Every Vote Counts

What is the most equitable way to elect a new member of government?

The Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial in Washington, D.C. on a cloudy day at dusk.
ELA, Social Studies
Grades K-2
Community Heroes

What makes someone a community hero?

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Social Studies
Grades 3-12
Marking History, Making History

How can we as historians uncover and share stories about our community?

Image of a lightbulb framed by a chalkboard drawing of a thought balloon
Math, Social Studies
Grade 5
Starting a Business

How do businesses become financially successful?

An old, rippling thirteen-starred American flag.
Social Studies
Grade 5
Voices of the Revolution

Did the American Revolution have more than two sides?

A child’s colorful drawing of an intricate map.
Social Studies
Grades K-2
Welcome to the Neighborhood!

How can we help new friends get to know our community?

Old handwritten letters and papers are stuffed inside of a vintage handbag on a desk strewn with letters.
ELA, Social Studies
Grades 6-12
History in Pictures

How can we as historians design an interactive digital tool for a [local museum, historical society, or archive] that demonstrates our local community’s influence on a period in history?

A young teenage girl looks up at the ceiling beneath the columns of the Athenian Academy in Athens, Greece.
Social Studies
Grades 6-8
Golden Age

What lessons can we learn from golden age civilizations and/or from their falls, and why do those lessons matter to us today?

Closeup image of camera lens
ELA, Fine Arts, Social Studies
Grades 3-12
Community Photojournalist

How can we, as photojournalists, tell the untold stories of our community?