There is still time to nominate your favorite history teacher for the California History Teacher of the Year award. Sponsored by the New York-based Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, the award is given to one outstanding history teacher in every state. The winner will be eligible for National History Teacher of the Year.
Nominee information must be received by May 15. To nominate a teacher, call Jack Bareilles at 707.839.6492 or email humboldtcountyhistory@hotmail.com.
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