National History Day

About Us

National History Day is an opportunity that allows students to explore history through many mediums. Additionally, we dedicate our time to providing an enriching experience to Segerstrom Students and the community around us.

Mission Statement

To provide students with opportunities to expand their critical reading, critical writing, critical thinking, historical analysis, public speaking, and other skills through participation in the National History Day competition.

Contact Information

We have weekly meetings every Tuesday in room A164. These meetings are during second lunch but feel free to contact our advisor Erik Peterson. (Erik.Peterson@sausdlearns.net) 

Instagram

Instagram: SFHS_NHD

Past Events

Cake-pop Fundraiser

Although we have not been active in our sales during the month of April. This month, May, the NHD Club will be selling cake-pops throughout the entire month. Many NHD Club members will be selling these cake-pops throughout the month. Our flavors and cake-pop inventory will change each week, so get them while you can. We thank Izzy's Cake Pops for supporting us!

8th Grade Orientation - 4/1/22

The ASB ran event allowed us to promote our club to the oncoming Freshmen. While there was a great turnout from other schools, we had an exceptional time working and having fun as a club. And our Vice-President helped make a promotional video during that time.

Esquite Fundraisers - 3/24/22

This week Thursday, March 24th, the NHD club will be selling Esquite. The Esquite will be $3, and be sold in front of attendance. We will be selling lemon juice, crushed Cheetos, and red chile flakes for an additional $0.50. During this time, we will be selling our usual Jarritos ($2.00) and chips ($1.00). This probably will be our last time we are selling Esquite for this month.

Photo from the NHD Club Instagram

Photos taken at the Orange County Department of Education, on the NHD Club Instagram. 

NHD County - 3/12/22

Congratulations to the NHD project submissions into NHD County. Especially the following three submissions:

Yazmin Santana, County Champion Podcast: "The African Mine Workers' Strike: The Struggle for Better Working Conditions"

Joshua Vu, Runner-Up Exhibit: "The Antarctic Treaty: The Icy Pursuit for Diplomacy."

Kimberly Santana, Best Interview: "Elizabeth Blackwell: The First Female Doctor."

And a special mention for Jonathan Vu for his role in assisting these projects. We will be supporting Yazmin's hard work in the state competition against other champions across California.