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Dave Rosenbaum, education specialist at the National Archives in Washington, D.C., shows students a typed copy of the famous "Day of Infamy" speech delivered the day after the attacks on Pearl Harbor. The speech has been personally edited by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

American History Students Learn about Great Depression via Live Videoconference from Washington, D.C.

WHS & National Archives Use New Technologies to Offer Interactive Student Lesson

by WHS History & Government Instructor Ryan Mueller | Sunday, February 21, 2010

On Friday, February 19, juniors in Mr. Mueller’s U.S. History courses had the unique opportunity to videoconference live with the National Archives in Washington D.C. Students in the class had recently been learning about the Great Depression and the New Deal. The National Archives offers many courses about U.S. history, . . . read more Feedback 1

Getting the Inside Look

WHS Honors American Government Student Attend Annual County Government Day

by Jacob Barry | November 25, 2008

Honors American Government students from Wahoo High School recently had a chance to learn how Saunders County Government operates. County Government Day is held every year in November, giving students a chance to meet some of our . . . read more Feedback

WHS Teachers Travel to Washington DC and Philadelphia to Learn History

by WHS Government Instructor Ryan Mueller | August 19, 2008

While students were on summer break, two WHS teachers were busy learning new information to take back into their classrooms. Ryan Mueller and Darold Foster both had the opportunity to travel to Washington D.C. and Philadelphia in June to . . . read more Feedback 1

WPS Students Voice Their Opinion in the Nebraska Student Vote

Student 84% Voter Turnout Puts Public to Shame

by Ryan Mueller | October 31, 2006

Wahoo High School recently participated in the Nebraska Student Vote sponsored by the Nebraska Secretary of State's Office and the Omaha World Herald. The Nebraska Student Vote is a mock election, where students had the opportunity to . . . read more Feedback

 
 

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