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Because your child’s passion for history deserves the spotlight.

Why Parents Love the Great History Challenge

Celebrates academic talent the same way sports celebrate athletic talent.
 

Gives kids confidence — they see their hard work pay off.
 

Makes learning fun and something your child looks forward to.
 

Creates lasting memories they’ll talk about for years.

Woman wearing glasses and carrying a bag saying HISTORY in a hallway setting

I was so proud watching my child compete in the Great History Challenge — it was incredible to see their confidence and love of learning shine.

Kaila R.

What Your Child Gains

A chance to be recognized for their knowledge and effort.
 

Opportunities to connect with peers who love history too.
 

The excitement of advancing in the competition (School -> Regionals -> Nationals).
 

An experience worth celebrating with family, friends, and community.
 

A growing confidence through every level of the competition

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Why It Matters

Not every child shines on the field or in the band. The Great History Challenge gives kids a stage to show their curiosity, intelligence, and love of learning.

Young man in purple shirt talking with two people; The History logo.

It meant so much to be recognized for something I love. Usually, sports get the spotlight — this time, it felt like history mattered too.

Nika D.

How Parents Can Get Involved

Encourage your child’s teacher to register.
 

Cheer on your student at their local event.
 

Celebrate their achievements — whether they compete at school or make it all the way to Nationals.

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Ready to Cheer Them On?

Your child’s love of history deserves recognition. The Great History Challenge makes that possible.

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