Who can participate in the TAH project?
Any teacher who does or might teach American History can join as a Fellow.  Any teacher may participate as an Associate Teacher.  All events are open to the public.

What is expected of Fellows?
·      Apply on yearly basis and participate in a majority of events (seminars, summer institutes, book club, distinguished speakers).
·      Commit to using project-related strategies.
·      Participate in all required project evaluation activities including taking pre- and post- AP American History exam.

What if I want to participate sometimes?
Associate Teachers are invited to activities, but teachers participating in less than 75% of events do not qualify for all of the "perks" of the program.

What is the Mission Statement?
Each of our two grants will implement a project designed to raise the achievement of students in U.S. History courses in Fillmore, Moorpark, and Simi Valley schools (grant #1) or in Ocean View, Pleasant Valley, Rio, and Moorpark schools (grant #2) by improving participating teachers' knowledge, understanding, and appreciation of our nation's history.

Who do we work with?
We are pleased to collaborate with California Lutheran University and Dr. Michaela Reeves on the National Treasure Project, and with California State University at Northridge and Dr. Andrea Henderson on the All Americans Project.  Both projects will collaborate with the Reagan Library and will provide professional development activities with rich, challenging, and comprehensive content.

Who do I contact?
TAH I Project Director
National Treasure:
Larry Jones
          ljones@mrpk.org          
(805) 404-6565   

TAH II Project Director
All Americans:
Jason Quartararo
jquartararo@mrpk.org
(805) 279-3900

TAH III Project Director
History Matters
Will Donley
wdonley@mrpk.org
(805) 338-3780