Michigan History Day Michigan History Day (part of National
History Day) is a fascinating opportunity for students to move
social science beyond rote learning. It is an educational
competition (similar in organization to a science fair) designed
to encourage students in grades 4-12 to explore historical
subjects related to a broad annual theme. Students choose topics
in state, national, or world history that personally interest
them and perform research using primary and secondary sources on
their topic. Entries are presented through the allied
disciplines of art, literature, music, drama, visual
communications, and writing. Students participating in the
Michigan History Day program are shown to boost their school
performance and job skills. Read more about how the program
helps students in Michigan. ←Please use menu at left for
Michigan History Day information and resources. Michigan History
Day is sponsored by: The Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation