The history and social sciences curriculum is designed to help you appreciate and understand the global community in which you live, as well as the diversity of the American culture and heritage.
Not only will you learn about the challenges and complexity of recording and interpreting history, but you also will learn to examine assumptions, biases, and hypothesis in your sources. By studying the past, you’ll be preparing to lead in the future.
2024-2025 History & Social Sciences Courses
Economics (One Schoolhouse)
Ethics Research Seminar
European History
Global Entrepreneurship Year I & II
Global Scholars Certificate Program Capstone Human Geography
International Relations Music of Western Europe
Psychology
Social Studies for International Students
U.S. History: Foundations
U.S. History: History by Hollywood - U.S. History Through Film
U.S. History: The Long Road to Civil Rights U.S. History: Boom to Bust to Boom: U.S. History from 1918-1969
In 2018, John Kingery joined the Chatham Hall community as a history teacher. He studied history while pursuing both a bachelor's from the College of William & Mary and a master's from George Mason University. A proud Purple Team member, John's favorite School tradition is singing the Chatham Hall alma mater.