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MISSION

​The primary mission of the Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies is to promote social studies and the professional growth and development of educators which, in turn, will help young people develop the ability to make informed and reasoned decisions for the public good as citizens of a culturally diverse, democratic society in an interdependent world.

VISION

The Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies is committed to:

  • Building a vibrant community of educators, pre-service educators, students, and citizens passionate about social studies.
  • Empowering educators through professional growth and development opportunities to inspire young minds.
  • Advocating for the importance of social studies education in our democratic society, promoting cultural diversity, equity, and interdependence.
  • Educating and nurturing the next generation of educators and students to preserve and improve our democratic future.

PURPOSE

  1. Encourage PK-12 schools to offer Social Studies programs, activities, & experiences to all students each year.
  2. Supporting student-centered social studies programs.
  3. Disseminating information related to Social Studies education.
  4. Advancing a sense of responsibility for the development of the public life of citizens.
  5. Fostering greater cooperation within the social studies community.
  6. Supporting links between social studies and the larger community.
  7. Bringing about a closer association with, and encouraging membership in, the National Council for the Social Studies (hereafter cited as the NCSS).
  8. Promoting integration between the Social Studies and other subjects in the curriculum.

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  • Home
  • Who is WCSS?
    • WCSS Board
    • WCSS ELECTIONS 2027
  • WCSS27
  • Teacher Resources
    • American Indian Studies Resources
    • ACT 266 SOURCES
    • Upcoming Professional Development
    • Civics Test Grad Req
  • AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
    • 2026 Winners
    • Distinguished Teacher of the Year
    • Global Citizenship Award
    • Civil Liberties/Rights in Teaching Award
    • First Time Conference Attendee Scholarship
    • BIPOC Scholarship
    • Student Award
    • Mini Grants
    • Snavely/Michalko Award
    • Past Teacher of the Year
    • Past Global Citizenship Award Recipients
    • Past Civil Rights/Civil Liberties Award Recipients
  • Member Info
    • JOIN WCSS
    • Join the Board
  • NEWSLETTERS!
  • Voting Information
  • Student Academic Competitions
  • Advocacy
  • Contact