On Friday, March 19, Shoreline is hosting the regional History Day, an event that encourages students to become historians by developing research, analysis, presentation and social skills.
Students work individually or in groups on a topic related to a theme. Students will present individual or team projects related to the theme “Innovation in History: Impact and Change.”
Students must conduct extensive historical research using primary resource, articles, and books as they plan dramatic performances, multimedia documentaries, exhibits, Websites, or research papers.
Regional winners advance to the Washington History Day state contest, held in late April or early May and those winners go on to a National competition.
If you are interested in volunteering for a few hours in the morning to monitor rooms so that the performances are not interrupted, contact Karen Meyer 206-542-2504.
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