Correlated to State Standards
Lessons, assessments, and activity correlates with your state’s social studies and literacy standards.
About The Story of America
The Story of America isn’t just another history program. It’s an immersive journey through the people, events, and ideas that shaped our nation. Designed for middle and high school classrooms in every state, it blends historical accuracy with active learning, giving students a chance to question, debate, and truly understand the past.
Our purpose is simple: help students build the knowledge, skills, and perspective they need to navigate today’s world with clarity and civic responsibility.
Why Schools Choose The Story of America
Historically Accurate and Objective
Presents a balanced, fact-based account of U.S. history without bias or omission.
Interactive and Student-Centered
Students learn through immersive experiences like debates, simulations, and primary source analysis.
Accessible to All Learners
Available in English and Spanish, with built-in support for diverse learning needs.
Civic Literacy Focused
Strengthens students’ ability to analyze, question, and engage in civic life.
Built for Real Classrooms
Flexible resources adapt to any schedule, teaching style, or tech setup.
How We Approach History
We believe students learn best when history is explored, questioned, and tested against evidence. That’s why every unit in The Story of America invites students to:
- Investigate multiple perspectives on pivotal events.
- Analyze and interpret primary and secondary sources.
- Connect past events to contemporary issues.
- Practice historical thinking and literacy skills in every lesson.
Our Commitment to Educators
We partner with educators to make history instruction engaging, accurate, and accessible. With professional learning opportunities, planning tools, and ongoing support, we help teachers confidently implement the Story of America in any classroom setting.
Bridge Our History to Our Future
Bring the nation’s story to life for your students with the Story of America.