
Schools teaching History UnErased's LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum are organized by time zone and alphabetized by state.
A red asterisk* indicates the state has a policy mandate for LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum (click the state name to view the bill).
EASTERN
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Belmont High School
Buckingham, Browne, and Nichols
Franklin County Technical School
Lowell High School
Nashoba Valley Regional
Sutton High School
The Victor School
Michigan
New Hampshire
Academy Charter High School
Bergen County
Edison Intermediate School
Hammonton Public Schools
Paul Robeson Charter School
Roosevelt Intermediate School
Waterford Township
Westfield High School
New York
927 schools within New York City public school system
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Blackstone Valley Prep High School
South Carolina
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
CENTRAL
Alabama
Arkansas
Kenwood Academy
Lincoln Middle School
Maple School
Northbrook/Glenview District 30
Sandra Cisneros Elementary
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Minnesota
Patrick Henry High School
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
Central High School, LaCrosse
Logan High School
Longfellow Middle School
Seven Rivers Community High School
PACIFIC
Alaska (AKST)
Northern Light Middle School
Hawaii
Hawai'i Preparatory Academy
Nevada
Washington
Do you want to help bring History UnErased into a school in your state? Copy and paste the text below in an email to the school's principal, social studies chair, director of curriculum and instruction, and/or the district's superindent.
I am pleased to introduce History UnErased, an education non-profit helping schools include LGBTQ history as an integral part of the story of America. Their groundbreaking Intersections and Connections curriculum is the first and only digital LGBTQ-inclusive, intersectional US history curriculum for K-12 schools. The curriculum’s contextualized approach encourages critical analysis, develops historical thinking skills, and meets the needs of rising generations of students.
In addition to the critical academic content, Intersections and Connections curriculum includes virtual professional learning to ensure teachers receive the intellectual preparation to teach LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum with proficiency and confidence.
Intersections and Connections has a library of over 30 digital instructional resources that integrate LGBTQ history into the larger story of America, from colonial Jamestown through the 21st century, with an intersectional, civics-based approach. Their digital platform's interactive features is meeting the needs of both traditional and remote teaching and learning, and all teacher's guides and interactive student guides are offered as both digital flipbooks and downloadable, writable PDFs:
- Primary-source-based thematic units targeted for grades 3 through 12
- Case studies targeted for grades 6 through 12
- Unique complementing resources
- Analysis tools and cognitive organizers
- Recursos en Español
- Instructions on how to use the "Classes & Students" feature
- Additional resources
The one-time cost to license Intersections and Connections curriculum includes automatic updates and revisions and automatic addition of new content. You can schedule a virtual demo of History UnErased's curriculum and Learn.UnErased.org digital platform here.
Also, teachers and school administrators may be concerned about potential pushback from parents, community members, maybe even students. Because of that possibility, History UnErased's professional learning is designed to prepare teachers and schools to address those concerns.
Please regard this email as my advocacy to bring History UnErased into your school.