Facing History is incorporated into the curriculum in a variety of ways. It is taught in middle schools and in high schools; as an entire course, or infused into existing courses; as an elective, or as part of the core curriculum; in social studies, language arts, or as an interdisciplinary course. Facing History program associates work with teachers to help them use our materials in the most appropriate ways.

These are area schools where one or more teachers have developed a Facing History unit or course, or are incorporating Facing History materials into their curriculum:

Aurora High School
Barberton High School
Beachwood High School
Beaumont School
Bellefaire School
Boardman Center Middle School (Youngstown)
Brady Middle School
Cardinal Mooney High School
Charles W. Elliott Middle School
Cleveland Heights High Schools
Cleveland School of the Arts
Collinwood High School
Columbus Jewish Day School
Coventry Elementary School
East End Community Heritage School (Cincinnati)
Elyria High School
Emerson Middle School (Lakewood)
Euclid High Schools
Garfield Heights High School
Gross Solomon Schecter
Hathaway Brown School
Hawken Lower School
Hawken Upper School
Health Careers Center
Hudson High School
John F. Kennedy High School
Lakewood High School
Laurel School
Luis Munoz Marin Middle School
Magnificat High School
Moreland Hills Elementary School
Normandy High School
Old Trail School
Orange High School
Positive Education Program
Rayen High School
Roosevelt High School (Kent)
Roxboro Middle School
Saint Ignatius High School
Saint Joseph Academy
Saint Martin de Porres
Shaker Heights High School
Shaker Heights Middle School
Shaw High Schools
Warrensville Heights Middle School
West Geauga High School
Wooster High School