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New Resources for Teaching Virginia Indian History

By Staff Reports on 19 November 2008

The Virginia Indian Heritage Program at the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities (VFH) announces the development of several exciting new resources for K-12 teachers, created to enhance the newly revised Virginia Standards of Learning in the social studies curriculum. Resources include publications, documentary films, and an online presentation to help teachers incorporate changes required by Virginia’s Standards of Learning (SOL).

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