Mississippi History Day

Our Mississippi students, teachers, and coordinators look like they had a fantastic time in Washington D.C. today for the National History Day National Contest!

Congratulations to Maggie Brown from Hernando High School for being 1 of 48 National History Day exhibits to be displayed at the National Museum of American History. Maggie’s project, “The Assassination of Julius Caesar: Causes and Consequences” looked fantastic on display!

Congratulations to all of the Mississippi Students that competed at this year’s National History Day National Contest! Be sure to tune into the Awards Ceremony live stream tomorrow, June 18 at 8:30 a.m. ET.

https://nhd.org/en/awards-ceremony/?utm_source=iContact&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=national-history-day&utm_content=2026+Pre-Contest+Newsletter

Happy to be reunited with a Mississippi friend at the National History Day National Contest with our very own Jim Henson and Kermit.

Kermit says good luck to the Mississippi Senior Division students competing today at the National History Day National Contest. We are incredibly proud of you and your work,
and you are going to knock those interviews out of the park!

It was wonderful seeing some of Mississippi’s students and teachers at National History Day’s welcome ceremony yesterday! We are proud of all the Mississippi students who participated this year for all their hard work and dedication. We will share the link to view the awards ceremony livestream later this week, so stay tuned!

Happy National History Day National Contest!
Looking forward to Mississippi students bringing their A-game!

The wait is over! The National History Day National Contest begins tomorrow, and Mississippi's students are ready to shine. Best of luck as they represent our state and share their incredible projects!