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2026 National History Day Competition Judges

Adults of all ages and walks of life are needed to serve as judges for the regional contest for National History Day on March 7. No experience or special knowledge is necessary—just an interest in providing supportive feedback to middle- and high-school students. Volunteers' role as a judge has a direct impact on students who seek thoughtful, helpful feedback on their projects, which will serve them whether or not they move onto the next tier of the contest.

Registration for this opportunity closes on February 7.


This opportunity requires additional registration steps:

  1. Express interest below to record this opportunity in your Volunteer New York! profile and to alert the opportunity coordinator.
  2. Click here to complete your registration with Rockland BOCES. Volunteers who do not complete this step may not be registered!

National History Day is an interdisciplinary research project for students in grades 6-12. Students choose a topic that relates to the annual theme; they then research that topic and present their work in one of five presentation categories: Research Paper, Exhibit, Documentary, Performance, or Website. Students may then enter their projects into History Day competitions at regional, state, and national levels.

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Age Minimum (with Adult): 18+, Minimum Age:18+

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Sparkill, NY, 10976
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Valerie Samn

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