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The
California Council for the Social Studies is the leading voice for
History-Social Science education in California. It represents
educators in all fields of the Social Studies including history,
geography, economics, political science, civics, law, archaeology,
sociology, psychology, philosophy, and the humanities at all
educational levels from kindergarten through university.
CCSS Serves the Profession and the Membership
Through:
• Advocacy for expanded quality Social Studies
education programs for all K-12 students
• Visibility and communication of a strengthened History-Social
Science discipline in California schools
• CCSS 48th Annual Conference: Historical Literacy in a Changing
World, March 6-8, 2009 at the Ontario Convention Center
• Social Studies Review Journal with articles and teaching ideas
related to specific high priority topics
• The Sunburst, quarterly newsletter with current and critical
information about school reform issues, social studies professional
development and leadership opportunities, and curriculum support
• Leadership Opportunities to participate on CCSS committees such as
Curriculum & Instruction, Diversity and Social Justice, Governmental
Relations, Membership, Professional Standards and Awards, and
Publications
• Professional Recognition and celebration of excellence in social
studies leadership, programs and teaching at the elementary, middle,
secondary, and higher education levels
CCSS POSITION STATEMENT
NCSS POSITION STATEMENT
Contact:
Amanda
Roraback
SCSSA Past-President
2118 Wilshire Blvd. #351
Santa Monica, CA 90403
310 989 4069

From left: Merrell Frankel, Michael Sabin,
Jackie Purdy,
Joel Rothblatt, Michael Denman, Martha Infante, In front: Amanda Roraback, Mark Elinson
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