Niagara Frontier Council for the Social Studies
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Erie County Bicentennial 
1821-2021

Erie County 1821-2021 Bicentennial 

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Educator Resources

On April 2, 1821, New York State officially recognized Erie County. Events related the Erie County Bicentennial will be going on for 12 months between April 2021-April 2022. During that time period the NFCSS will be working with other EC200 Partners to curate and promote educational events related to the Bicentennial. 

At times in our history it is important to pause and reflect on where we’ve been, the challenges and successes we’ve had, and the path that has brought us to this point in time. Erie County’s rich, vibrant and bustling history will be spotlighted and celebrated throughout our bicentennial year as EC200 gives us all the opportunity to become better acquainted with the men and women who shaped our county into what it is today. Having this historical perspective makes us better-prepared to understand our role and responsibility in continuing Erie County’s growth for the next 200 years -
​Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz

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NFCSS: Niagara Frontier Council for the Social Studies

  • Home
  • Monthly Spotlight
  • Events
    • NFCSS Fall Conference >
      • Conference Resources 2022
      • Conference Resources 2021
      • Conference Resources 2019
    • NYSCSS NHD Presentation
    • NYS 250th Commission
    • HISTORY Here Project
    • NYSED Civics Summit
    • Civics Journal Project
    • AASLH 2022 Meeting
    • NYS Frameworks Presentation
    • DYC GIS
    • Erie County Bicentennial
    • Erie Canal Bicentennial
    • Webinar Series
    • Scholarships
    • American History Bee
    • Rich Newberg Reports >
      • Course Projects
    • TPS Seminar
    • Summer Civics Institute
    • Buffalo News Editorial Cartoon Contest
    • NYS Archives Research Project
    • Explore Buffalo Winter Speaker Series
    • WNY History Day Competition
    • Red Jacket Awards
    • My Italian Secrect
    • ICS May 2020 Seminar
  • Resources
    • Teachable Moments in Time
    • NCHS Erie Canal Project
    • NFCSS/BTC IDM Projects
    • NCSS C3 Framework
    • NYS Toolkit Documents
    • U.S. History
    • World History
    • ISTE Standards
  • NYSED
    • News and Updates
    • Social Studies Standards
  • Partnerships
  • Membership
    • NFCSS Discounts
    • CTLE Provider
  • About NFCSS
  • Contact