NATIONAL HISTORY DAY INC

National History Day Inc. is a nonprofit organization focused on educational programming and civic engagement through historical research and student-centered learning initiatives. Its core capabilities center on curriculum development, competitive academic events, teacher professional development, and public history outreach designed to deepen K–12 students’ understanding of historical inquiry and critical analysis. The organization specializes in designing standards-aligned, inquiry-based learning experiences that foster research literacy, primary source analysis, and project-based assessment, often coordinating nationwide competitions and regional exhibitions. Its unique differentiator lies in its sustained commitment to engaging diverse student populations through structured mentorship and collaborative learning frameworks grounded in historical methodology. Award history is not available to infer specific agency relationships or funding sources. Consequently, no definitive patterns can be identified regarding federal agency partnerships or the nature of any government-supported programs. The primary NAICS code 923110 — “Administration of Education Programs” — reflects its operational focus on administering educational initiatives under public trust, typically through grants, donations, or cooperative agreements with educational institutions. In practice, this means the organization functions as a nonfederal implementer of civic education objectives, often aligning with broader national goals for historical literacy and democratic engagement. Its market positioning is that of a mission-driven educational intermediary, bridging academic standards with experiential learning. National History Day Inc. is structured as an 8H entity — a nonprofit organization — headquartered in College Park, Maryland. It holds no formal government certifications, and its presence is primarily anchored in educational and cultural sectors rather than federal contracting markets. Its operations are driven by programmatic impact rather than commercial contract performance.