What does SCCHE do?The South Carolina Council for History Education was established in 2000 to advocate for historical thinking in the K-12 curriculum. Over the last two decades, SCCHE has worked with teachers, museums and historians to offer professional development and resources that highlight local events and individuals. We have sponsored or partnered with organizations to cover topics like the Charleston Earthquake of 1886, Reconstruction, and the history of Columbia's rivers. This year, we partnered with Historic Columbia for a teacher workshop on Civil Rights.
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Mission Statement
The South Carolina Council for History Education is an affiliate of the National Council for History Education. We support their mission to:
Provide professional and intellectual leadership to foster an engaged community committed to the teaching, learning, and appreciation of diverse histories.
Empower learners to research and interpret the past.
Investigate the past, engage in the present, and shape the future with History's Habit of Mind.
Provide professional and intellectual leadership to foster an engaged community committed to the teaching, learning, and appreciation of diverse histories.
Empower learners to research and interpret the past.
Investigate the past, engage in the present, and shape the future with History's Habit of Mind.
THE TEAM
Meet the board of the South Carolina Council for History Education
Scott Auspelmyer
South Carolina Council for the Holocaust
Kason Dalton
Spring Hill High School
Kelly Kinard
Brandon Palmer
South Carolina History Day
Coastal Carolina University
Marc Turner
Spring Hill High School
Scott Auspelmyer
South Carolina Council for the Holocaust
Kason Dalton
Spring Hill High School
Kelly Kinard
Brandon Palmer
South Carolina History Day
Coastal Carolina University
Marc Turner
Spring Hill High School
