National History Day Results 2023-24

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2023-24 State and Regional Results

NHD National History Day

NHD is an annual competition in which Riverstone students grades 5–8 participate. This year's theme was "Turning Points in History"

For this competition, students begin with an idea for a topic, develop a research question, conduct thorough research, and create a thesis statement with supporting evidence, as the foundation for their project. Students also choose the category in which they want to compete: website, paper, exhibit, documentary, or performance.

Participating in National History Day challenges students to develop 21st-century thinking skills in an authentic and meaningful way.

In the 2023-24 school year, Riverstone had 21 individuals or groups advance to the state competition and 2 individuals advance to nationals. Those two students will be competing in June in Maryland.

National Competitors

Join us in congratulating Victoria H. ('28) and Stephanie B. ('28) for progressing to the National competition! These students will be representing Riverstone at Nationals which is scheduled from June 9-13 in Maryland.

Victoria H. (‘28) Stephanie B. (‘28)

NHDIdahoTeacheroftheYear

Riverstone Grade 5 teacher Carissa Schlachter was recognized by the Idaho State Historical Society as the National History Day (NHD) in Idaho Teacher of the Year for the youth division at the NHD state competition.

Junior Division Regional Winners

Grades 6–8

Junior Division Regional Winners in 1st or 2nd place advance to the State competition.

Individual Paper Category

1st Place: Henrik S. ('28) - The Black Death: A Turning Point for Norway

1st Place: Malea H. ('29) - From Treaty to Terror: How The Treaty of Versailles Fueled the Nazi Movement

2nd Place: Victoria H. ('28) - Blood in The Water: How 5 Horrific Shark Attacks Changed the Way Americans View the Ocean’s Apex Predator

2nd Place: Jack S. ('30) - How crossing the Delaware turned the tide of the Revolutionary War

3rd Place: Heidi S. ('30) - Rosie the Riveter; Wartime Hero and Symbolic Turning Point In Female Empowerment

3rd Place: Radric B. ('30) - Thomas Midgley Junior's Invention of Tetraethyl Lead Gasoline

4th Place: Dominic S. ('29) - The Battle of Tours-An event that shaped the spread of religion in Europe

Group Exhibit Category

3rd Place: Lindsey M. ('29) & Vivian C. ('29) - Landmarks of Change: Significant History of Yellowstone National Park

Individual Exhibit Category

1st Place: Penny S. ('29) - Chernobyl Malfunction : A Turning Point in Nuclear Energy

2nd Place: Tori B. ('30) - A Turning Point in Lives; Irena Sendler smuggling children out of the Warsaw ghetto

3rd Place: Kaylee Y. ('28) - How a Doll Revolutionized Women’s Self Identity

3rd Place: Jenna S. ('29) - Moon Cycle: A Turning Point in Women's Lives

3rd Place Henry B. ('30) - Monet's Astounding Creation of Impressionism

4th Place: Ruth N. ('29) - The Harlem Renaissance: How it made a turning point in African American culture

4th Place: Ava D. ('29) - Trash Dumps and Change in Glacier National Park

4th Place: Coco J. ('30) - A Change in Women's Fashion Sparking Women's Empowerment and Their Position in the Workplace During World War II

Junior Division Regional Winners

Grades 6–8

Junior Division Regional Winners in 1st or 2nd place advance to the State competition.

Individual Website Category

2nd Place: Whitney B. ('29) - A Humanitarian at Heart: Clara Barton's impact on the American Red Cross and the Geneva Conventions

4th Place: Simon R. ('29) - How the Cuban Missile Crisis shaped John F. Kennedy and the cold war

Documentary Category

1st Place: Stephanie B. ('28) - Empowering Horizons: The Pill's Ripple Effect on Women's Workforce Ascendance

2nd Place: Iva S. ('29) - Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: Unlocking Disney's Success

2nd Place: Rosella C. ('30) - One Nation, One Movie; How the Cinematic Scene Cemented Racism in America; the Birth of a Nation

3rd Place: Nikolai S. ('30) - Sputnik a race to the stars

4th Place: Addie L. ('29) - Instrument of the Ages: Piano's Point in History

Junior Division State Winners

Grades 6–8

Junior Division State Winners in 1st or 2nd place (pictured) advance to the National competition.

Historical Paper Category

1st Place: Victoria H. ('28) - Blood in The Water: How 5 Horrific Shark Attacks Changed the Way Americans View the Ocean’s Apex Predator*

4th Place: Henrik S. ('28) - The Black Death: A Turning Point for Norway

Individual Exhibit Category

3rd Place: Malea H. ('29) - From Treaty to Terror: How The Treaty of Versailles Fueled the Nazi Movement

Individual Documentary Category

2nd Place: Stephanie B. ('28) - Empowering Horizons: The Pill's Ripple Effect on Women's Workforce Ascendance*

VictoriaH.(‘28) StephanieB.(‘28)

Youth Division Regional Winners

Grade 5

Youth Division Regional Winners in 1st or 2nd place advance to the State competition.

Historical Paper Category

1st Place: Theo M. - The Atomic Bomb: Four Tons That Transformed the World

Individual Exhibit Category

1st Place: Emma N. - Taking the First Step: Ruby Bridges’ Brave Act

2nd Place: August T. - The Schwalbe: The First Jet Fighter

3rd Place: Akshar V. - The Death That Ignited a War: Archduke Ferdinand

4th Place: Carson S. - The Great Fire of London: Before, During, and After

Group Exhibit Category

1st Place: Ava S., Mary Boone B. - The Rush to California: Gold Found in 1848

3rd Place: Will G., Ian F., and Marcus S. - The Wright Way to Fly: The First Flight in History

Individual Website Category

1st Place: Ryan D. - "It’s a-me, Nintendo!”: The Start of Widespread Video Game Popularity

2nd Place: Jeongyoon L. - The Day That Will Live in Infamy: Bombing of Pearl Harbor

3rd Place: John M. - The Race to Outer Space: The Soviet Union and United States Rivalry

Group Website Category

1st Place: Ellenrose J., Hana A. - The Mouse That Changed Entertainment: Walt Disney’s Influence

Youth Division Regional Winners

Grade 5

Youth Division Regional Winners in 1st or 2nd place advance to the State competition.

Individual Documentary Category

1st Place: Fiona B. - The Night of Broken Glass: The Tragic Beginnings of The Holocaust

2nd Place: Catherine C. - The Act That Changed Lives: Seasonal and Migrant Workers' Rights in 1983

3rd Place: Jackson B. - The Last Frontier: The United States' Purchase of Alaska

4th Place: Katelyn L. - Beatles for Sale: The Way The Beatles Changed Music

Group Documentary Category

1st Place: Anna T., Capri F. - Phenomenal Woman, Maya Angelou: How She Changed History

Group Performance Category

1st Place: Estee L., Kiki N., Anna Petra M. - The Fight for Equality in Seneca Falls, New York, 1848

Youth Division State Winners

Grade 5

Youth Division State Winners do not advance to the National competition.

1st and 2nd place pictured.

Historical Paper Category

1st Place: Theo M. (not pictured) - The Atomic Bomb: Four Tons That Transformed the World

Individual Exhibit Category

4th Place: Emma N. - Taking the First Step: Ruby Bridges’ Brave Act

Group Exhibit Category

2nd Place: Ava S., Mary Boone B. - The Rush to California: Gold Found in 1848

Ava S. Mary Boone B.

Youth Division State Winners

Grade 5

Youth Division State Winners do not advance to the National competition.

1st and 2nd place pictured.

Individual Website Category

1st Place: Jeongyoon L. - The Day That Will Live in Infamy: Bombing of Pearl Harbor

2nd Place: Ryan D. - "It’s a-me, Nintendo!": The Start of Widespread Video Game Popularity

Group Website Category

1st Place: Ellenrose J., Hana A. - The Mouse That Changed Entertainment: Walt Disney’s Influence

Jeongyoon L. Ryan D. Ellenrose J. Hana A.

Youth Division State Winners

Grade 5

Youth Division State Winners do not advance to the National competition.

1st and 2nd place pictured.

Individual Documentary Category

1st Place: Fiona B. - The Night of Broken Glass: The Tragic Beginnings of The Holocaust

2nd Place: Catherine C. - The Act That Changed Lives: Seasonal and Migrant Workers' Rights in 1983

3rd Place: Madison G. - The Savior of France: Joan of Arc’s Courageous Journey

Group Documentary Category

1st Place: Anna T., Capri F. - Phenomenal Woman, Maya Angelou: How She Changed History

Fiona B. Catherine C. Anna T. Capri F.

Youth Division State Winners

Grade 5

Youth Division State Winners do not advance to the National competition.

1st and 2nd place pictured.

Group Performance Category

1st Place: Estee L., Kiki N., Anna Petra M. - The Fight for Equality in Seneca Falls, New York, 1848

Estee L. Kiki N. Anna Petra M.

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