Across the country, high school students participate in National History Day by submitting their independent research in this national competition. The theme this year is “ Turning Points in History“. Students select their own topic, find the significance of their event in history and create a project in their chosen area: performance, documentary, research paper, exhibit or web site. Read more about National History Day here or www.louisianahistoryday.org
There are three levels of competition: the regional, state and national. Every year, the Shreveport Regional portion of National History Day is held at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum. This year’s Regional Competition will be held on Saturday, March 2, 2024.
The winners of the regional competition will compete on the state level on April 13, 2024 at the WWII Museum in New Orleans. Those winners will represent Louisiana for the final, National Competition the week of June 9 -13 2024 at University of Maryland @ College Park.
CONGRATULATIONS! Kimberly Dao and Nhi Dao – National History Day winners of the Arts in History Award (National Winners) for their documentary “From Trains to the Streets: Evolution of the New York City Graffiti Frontier.” Both students attend Caddo Magnet High School and their teacher is Karen Soileau.