Workshops

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New Hampshire and the Nation: Teachers' Workshops

Discover how to integrate substantive state history into U.S. history courses in this pair of workshops presented by the New Hampshire Historical Society. Workshop 1 covers early New Hampshire history, and Workshop 2 covers modern New Hampshire history. Both workshops provide compact, content-rich overviews of state history that connect with national themes. We will also be introducing a new open-access, online database of primary and secondary sources that the Society will launch for educators in fall 2026.

This is a regional professional development opportunity, presented by the New Hampshire Historical Society and hosted by high schools around the state for educators and administrators in grades 8 to 12 in preparation for implementing the State of New Hampshire’s revised 306 requirements. The new 306s specify all students must complete a half credit of state history at the high school level beginning in the fall of 2026.

There is no cost to teachers or administrators to attend the New Hampshire Historical Society workshops, and each host location welcomes educators from other schools. Several workshops were held in the spring of 2026, and more high schools will be added to this list as the dates and times of their workshops are finalized. If you are interested in hosting a workshop at your school, please contact the Society’s Director of Education Elizabeth Dubrulle at edubrulle@nhhistory.org or 603-856-0604.