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The Sheboygan Press
July 26 2014
Kohler students participate in History Day competition
Kohler seventh-graders Chloe Bohn, Emma Egbert, Rachel Proudman and
Cecelia Zielke became the second group of Kohler students to compete
in the national level of the National History Day competition on June
15-19.
The girls' project was a group website titled "The Armenian Holocaust:
The Untold Story."
National History Day is a year-long project in which students in
middle school and high school work in groups or individually to create
a historical project that is tied to an annual theme. Nearly 3,000
students -- both nationally and internationally -- competed at the
national level this year.
More than 50 Kohler Middle School students participated in the
northeast regional contest on April 5, and 16 of those students then
were selected to compete in the state competition on May 3.
http://www.sheboyganpress.com/story/life/2014/07/26/education-notes-july/13223473/
July 26 2014
Kohler students participate in History Day competition
Kohler seventh-graders Chloe Bohn, Emma Egbert, Rachel Proudman and
Cecelia Zielke became the second group of Kohler students to compete
in the national level of the National History Day competition on June
15-19.
The girls' project was a group website titled "The Armenian Holocaust:
The Untold Story."
National History Day is a year-long project in which students in
middle school and high school work in groups or individually to create
a historical project that is tied to an annual theme. Nearly 3,000
students -- both nationally and internationally -- competed at the
national level this year.
More than 50 Kohler Middle School students participated in the
northeast regional contest on April 5, and 16 of those students then
were selected to compete in the state competition on May 3.
http://www.sheboyganpress.com/story/life/2014/07/26/education-notes-july/13223473/