2016 History Day
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Our North Puget Sound Regional History Day contest was held at our new venue, Northshore Junior High School in Bothell on Saturday, March 19, 2016. We want to thank all the judges and other volunteers that made this year's contest a success. It takes literally hundreds of willing and talented people to put on an event of this scope. The students who work so very hard to create their projects deserve to have their work critiqued by thoughtful and knowledgeable judges. Once again, thanks to our volunteers, they were not disappointed. We have compiled a listing of the entries from our contest that will be competing at the state contest at Green River Community College on Saturday, April 23. Congratulations to all the students who are on this list of entries advancing to the state contest here.
We are now looking for judges who are available to judge at the state contest on April 23 at Green River Community College AND/OR are willing to judge papers or web sites on their own in the weeks prior to the contest on. If you would like to judge, and we hope you do, please follow this link: Click here and you will be directed to another secure location where your information will be taken down. When you have registered, come back to this site to learn more about History Day. We thank you for being interested in helping our students.
If you have would like to contact us at the North Puget Sound contest for any reason, here is the place to do that: Email Us!
Judging instructions are linked here:
Papers Websites Documentaries Exhibits Performances
Sample judging forms are linked here:
Papers Websites Documentaries Exhibits Performances
If you need to know the approved methods students may use to cite their sources, both printed and electronic, check these links:
Printed sources Electronic Sources
Each year, a theme is chosen for the national contest. A description of the 2016 theme, "Exploration, Encounter, Exchange in History" 1___is linked here.
Some information on the History of History Day, as explained in a 2007 Washington Senate Resolution is linked here
Our North Puget Sound Regional History Day contest was held at our new venue, Northshore Junior High School in Bothell on Saturday, March 19, 2016. We want to thank all the judges and other volunteers that made this year's contest a success. It takes literally hundreds of willing and talented people to put on an event of this scope. The students who work so very hard to create their projects deserve to have their work critiqued by thoughtful and knowledgeable judges. Once again, thanks to our volunteers, they were not disappointed. We have compiled a listing of the entries from our contest that will be competing at the state contest at Green River Community College on Saturday, April 23. Congratulations to all the students who are on this list of entries advancing to the state contest here.
We are now looking for judges who are available to judge at the state contest on April 23 at Green River Community College AND/OR are willing to judge papers or web sites on their own in the weeks prior to the contest on. If you would like to judge, and we hope you do, please follow this link: Click here and you will be directed to another secure location where your information will be taken down. When you have registered, come back to this site to learn more about History Day. We thank you for being interested in helping our students.
If you have would like to contact us at the North Puget Sound contest for any reason, here is the place to do that: Email Us!
Judging instructions are linked here:
Papers Websites Documentaries Exhibits Performances
Sample judging forms are linked here:
Papers Websites Documentaries Exhibits Performances
If you need to know the approved methods students may use to cite their sources, both printed and electronic, check these links:
Printed sources Electronic Sources
Each year, a theme is chosen for the national contest. A description of the 2016 theme, "Exploration, Encounter, Exchange in History" 1___is linked here.
Some information on the History of History Day, as explained in a 2007 Washington Senate Resolution is linked here