Conversation in the Commons June 26, 2026: Meeting the New Mass History Frameworks

[Pleun Bouricius]

Conversation in the Commons June 26, 2026, noon

Meeting the New Mass History Frameworks

Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conversations-on-the-commons-meeting-the-new-mass-history-frameworks-tickets-1987874412881

They’re changing History all the time! Historical organizations often support schools in their efforts to teach local history and research techniques. The 2018 “New”  Massachusetts Frameworks set in motion large-scale  and long-term changes for that collaboration between history and schools. And more coming down the Pike.  Join Brooke Kessel and Ashley Mackoff of the Needham Public Schools for a Conversation on the Commons to discuss what collaboration between schools and history organizations look like now and how it is changing, how you can support your local schools, and what teachers hope to get from their work with history organizations --  specifically how Investigating History is now part of the elementary schools'  curriculum. What are you now doing in your work with local schools? What is changing? What challenges do the frameworks or the collaborations present you with? What is going really well?

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conversations-on-the-commons-meeting-the-new-mass-history-frameworks-tickets-1987874412881

Pleun Clara Bouricius, PhD
pleunbo...@gmail.com

Swift River Press: 

Public History & Communications by Pleun Bouricius

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Plainfield, MA 01070, USA
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Northern Byways (2024) Born Wet (2022), 

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[Pleun Bouricius]

Hi Jane:

This is a glitch in Eventbrite. Thanks for letting me know. The event was first on the 19th. Now it's on the 26th. Let me see if I can fix it. And if not I will send you the Zoom link.

Pleun

On Jun 19, 2026, at 4:48 PM, Jane Dugan <jdu...@oldcolonyhistorymuseum.org> wrote:

Hello,

 

I am interested in attending this event, but my boss just sent this to me today and I see that on the event bright the time to sign up has passed. Is there a waiting list or a way to participate in this discussion next Friday?

 

Thank you for your time.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jane K. Dugan (She/They) [what's this?]

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Conversation in the Commons June 26, 2026, noon

Meeting the New Mass History Frameworks

Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conversations-on-the-commons-meeting-the-new-mass-history-frameworks-tickets-1987874412881

They’re changing History all the time! Historical organizations often support schools in their efforts to teach local history and research techniques. The 2018 “New”  Massachusetts Frameworks set in motion large-scale  and long-term changes for that collaboration between history and schools. And more coming down the Pike.  Join Brooke Kessel and Ashley Mackoff of the Needham Public Schools for a Conversation on the Commons to discuss what collaboration between schools and history organizations look like now and how it is changing, how you can support your local schools, and what teachers hope to get from their work with history organizations --  specifically how Investigating History is now part of the elementary schools'  curriculum. What are you now doing in your work with local schools? What is changing? What challenges do the frameworks or the collaborations present you with? What is going really well?

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conversations-on-the-commons-meeting-the-new-mass-history-frameworks-tickets-1987874412881

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Pleun Clara Bouricius, PhD
pleunbo...@gmail.com

 

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Swift River Press: 

Public History & Communications by Pleun Bouricius

 

PO Box 41
Plainfield, MA 01070, USA
Home +1413-634-2250

 

Check out AgathaO.com:

Photographer and essayist AgathaO ponders

 the cycle of water in a small bog in the hilltowns 

of Western Massachusetts. She falls into it a lot, too.

Museum-quality greeting cards, prints, and books 

Northern Byways (2024) Born Wet (2022), 

Beech (2019), and The Bog(2017).

Perfect gifts for nature lovers and people 

who like to take a close look at the landscape!

 

 

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