🎓 Schools & Education
🎓 Schools & Education
The Chamblee History Project believes that preserving our city’s history begins with sharing it.
We proudly partner with local public, private, and homeschool programs to bring Chamblee’s stories to life for students of all ages.
Through hands-on learning, guest speakers, and student involvement, we hope to inspire a new generation to explore and appreciate the people, places, and events that shaped our community.
We welcome collaborations with schools and teachers at every level:
📚 Storytelling sessions
🚶‍♀️ Walking tours of historic Chamblee
đź§ Classroom visits connecting lessons to Georgia Social Studies Standards
🏺 Local history presentations
🗣️ Oral history or mini-documentary projects
đź§© Artifact discovery and interpretation workshops
🎤 Service-learning and volunteer projects
🖥️ Archival research and digital preservation
🗺️ Historical mapping or website content creation
🎨 Student-created heritage exhibits
đź“· Photography and storytelling collaborations
🌍 Local history fairs or school museum displays
đź’ˇ We tailor every program to match grade level goals and curriculum themes.
High school students can earn volunteer or community service hours while contributing to the preservation of local history.
Possible student roles include:
🗣️ Oral History Interviewers — Record the stories of longtime Chamblee residents.
💻 Digital Archivists — Scan photos, documents, and memorabilia for our online collection.
📍 Mapping Interns — Use Google Earth or GIS to map historic landmarks and neighborhoods.
📸 Social Media & Research Helpers — Share fun historical facts, old photos, and event updates.
🎪 Event Volunteers — Assist at community festivals, booths, or school heritage days.
🎓 Students gain skills in research, storytelling, digital media, and civic engagement.
Bring Chamblee’s history to life with engaging, standards-aligned learning experiences:
🏠Guided Field Trips
Explore key landmarks that tell Chamblee’s story—from the railroad beginnings to our vibrant present.
🎙️ Guest Speakers
Local historians, preservationists, and residents share firsthand stories about life in earlier Chamblee.
đź§ş Hands-On History Days
Students can churn butter, write with quills, or handle replica artifacts to experience life in pioneer times.
đź“– Student Exhibits & Presentations
Classes can create poster boards, digital slideshows, or displays of family histories, old photographs, or local traditions.
🏫 Programs align with Georgia’s Kindergarten–12th Grade Standards in Social Studies, ELA, and the Arts.
Are you a teacher, principal, or student leader interested in working with us?
We’d love to help design a history experience that fits your school’s goals.