The National History Club Wants YOU!

One of History Education Hawaii's partners is the National History Club. It was founded in 2002 by The Concord Review Inc. (TCR), which publishes the only scholarly review of history essays written by secondary students.

In October 2006, The Concord Review (TCR) board of directors voted to establish the NHC as an independent affiliate to accommodate its rapid growth. The NHC was awarded a seed and planning grant from the Argosy Foundation in the fall of 2006. The Argosy Foundation is a private family foundation established in 1997 by John Abele.

We are very interested in seeing the establishment of a chapter of the National History Club in Hawaii. If your school is interested in forming such a chapter please contact us at historyeducationhawaii@gmail.com or, better still, contact Robert Nasson
Executive Director, National History Club at RNasson@nationalhistoryclub.org
The National History Club Inc. (NHC) inspires students and teachers to start history club chapters at high schools, middle schools, and within other student and community programs. Members of local history club chapters participate in local and national programs, and create their own projects and activities. The NHC also provides chapters with resources and services that will help them increase the activity and impact of their history club. To date, the NHC has founded history club chapters at high schools and middle schools in 43 states, and there are over 12,000 student members.

Let's get Hawaii on record with NHC chapters at high schools and middles schools throughout our island paradise! Go to this link to learn how you can start a chapter in Hawaii now!