Palmetto Pioneers

The heart of American history beats in South Carolina. Palmetto Pioneers have shaped a better union through leadership, sacrifice, courage, perseverance, and integrity—virtues students must learn to succeed and build strong families and communities.

American Battlefield Trust

South Carolina Patriots turned the tide of the Revolutionary War—every student should know it. From Cowpens to Camden, freedom was forged here. Through our partnership with the American Battlefield Trust, students can explore lessons that bring these battles and heroes to life.

Founders Museum

Do you know which four South Carolinians signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776? Discover the answer and step into history as you watch our Founding Fathers, Ladies of the Revolution, and key events come to life in this White House resource celebrating 250 years of America.

Medal of Honor

Courage, commitment, integrity, sacrifice, citizenship, and patriotism define America’s Medal of Honor heroes— and are values we teach South Carolina students. Through teacher training and free character curriculum, in partnership with the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation on the USS Yorktown, we bring their stories to life.

SC African American History Calendar

For over 35 years, the South Carolina African American History Calendar has highlighted notable African American role models connected to our state. Its resources help educators, parents, and communities teach vital history that inspires all students.

Civil Rights: A Global Perspective

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. showed that real strength comes from faith, conviction, courage, and compassion. Endorsed by Ambassador Andrew Young and created by a South Carolina professor, this lesson on "Hope" explores King’s message of non-violence and civic progress. (Available to districts via subscription.)