Teaching American History program will serve 1 school district and 34 campuses in South Texas. The program goal is to prepare 50 history teachers in grades K – 12 to advance their understanding of American History under the guidance of prominent academic and professional historians. Recipient: Independent School District
$1.6 million five-year U.S. Department of Education
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