February marks Black History Month and the NCTE African American Read-In (AARI). Both Black History Month and AARI pay tribute to African American citizens who...
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Burns Night, which takes place annually on January 25, marks the birth (1759) of Robert Burns, one of Scotland’s most famous sons and its national poet...
The annual African American Read-In will be taking place during February 2023. The Read-In was originally conceived in 1990 to ensure that literacy formed an...
Join other NEHS chapters in the celebration of writing by focusing on the NCTE-sponsored National Day on Writing®. NEHS supports the effort of the National...
Nationwide, more than ever extreme efforts have been made to employ book bans in libraries and schools. Banned Books Week, an event held annually to celebrate...
In celebration of Banned Books Week Sigma Tau Delta and National English Honor Society are teaming up to host the seventh annual Banned Books Week social media...
The final round of the NEHS Writing Contest for 2021-2022 closes on Monday, April 11, 2022. Any member from an active chapter, student or Advisor, may submit...
There is no possibility that John Milton could have perceived the world humanity inhabits today, much less the United States; however, Milton’s...
We return to poetry for the writing contest this year. Due to the popularity of these contests the past two years, we have organized the year into five...
National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) and Penguin Random House are presenting “Literacies as Freedom Tickets: Black Caucus Scholars Reflect on...