Judges Sign-Up and Support
Find information on judges sign-up, judging instructions, and frequently asked questions all on this page.
Once you have signed-up to judge, scroll down to find judges instructions by category and answers to frequently asked questions from judges.
Once you have signed-up to judge, scroll down to find judges instructions by category and answers to frequently asked questions from judges.
"As a judge, I enjoy interviewing the students and having the opportunity to see their passion shine."
zfairs Contest Registration
Judges Sign-Up
Click the buttons below to access the Regional Contest Registration Systems.
All judges will need to create an account for the Contest(s) in which they wish to judge. If you wish to judge for multiple Contests, please create an account with one of the Regional Contests and use the Multi-Judge Contest
All judges will need to create an account for the Contest(s) in which they wish to judge. If you wish to judge for multiple Contests, please create an account with one of the Regional Contests and use the Multi-Judge Contest
Judges Contest Training and Deadlines
Student History Day projects are judged by teams of volunteer judges. All judging at History Day is done on a consensus basis and judges' decisions are final. Judges are recruited from the local community; they are educators, historians, curators, video producers, writers, lawyers, and business people with a love of history and education.
Why volunteer to judge?
*It's fun
*Get to meet some of CT's outstanding youth
*Community Involvement
*Meet interesting people
*Encourage and help CT's youth
Why volunteer to judge?
*It's fun
*Get to meet some of CT's outstanding youth
*Community Involvement
*Meet interesting people
*Encourage and help CT's youth