[F2F] Unpacking Untold Stories: A Summer Symposium for Kansas Middle School Teachers

ONE AND A HALF HOURS OF COLLEGE CREDIT AVAILABLE AT NO COST!!!

Space is limited to 20 teachers. Apply today!

Dive deep into the rich and often overlooked history of underrepresented groups in late 19th-century America.  This unique summer symposium, led by nationally renowned historians and aligned to state standards in Kansas / US History, offers

 Kansas middle school teachers a valuable opportunity to:
- Gain in-depth knowledge: Together with national historians, explore the stories and experiences of marginalized communities during a pivotal period in Kansas and American history.
- Join KSDE Teacher Leader Amy Walker from Olathe’s Summit Trail MS and ESSDACK Consultant Glenn Wiebe: Experience engaging classroom materials and hands-on strategies. Learn innovative teaching activities and walk away with free materials, including hands-on tools and ready to use lesson plans to bring these stories to life in your classroom.
- Connect with fellow educators: Network with other teachers from across Kansas and share best practices.
- Enhance your professional development: Earn valuable professional development credits.
- Receive a $600 stipend

This seminar is absolutely FREE to attend. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to deepen your understanding of American history while adding to your teacher toolbelt.

COLLEGE CREDIT: Optional 1.5 graduate-level college credit available (FOR FREE!) from MidAmerica Nazarene University ($45 per half credit)