Mission and Vision
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TCSS History The Texas Council for the Social Studies initially was a part of the Texas Education Agency (TEA) in the 1920s. When state congressional budget cuts did away with this branch of the TEA a group of teachers took control of the organization. The following history of the beginning of the Texas Council for the Social Studies was written by Dr. James W. Baldwin, University of Texas, and is taken from the November 1951 issue of Social Studies Texan. |
Past Presidents The success of TCSS depends on the countless hours, sweat, and passion of our leadership. We are thankful for all they do each and every day to support social studies education in Texas and beyond. |
TCSS Constitution
Download the TCSS 2018 Policy Statements and review the Executive Committee of TCSS: Leadership Handbook |
Press Releases June 2020 - TCSS Executive Committee statement on the death of George Floyd July 13, 2020 - TCSS Virtual Conference Pricing and Call for Presenters |