What the transition to U.S. History Worldwide means for your student

 I first discovered that my kids were missing out on US History education 5 years ago when my family was posted in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Our kids have many unique opportunities in this life we live, but they also face unique challenges.

American history education is one those challenges and US History Worldwide provides the simplest, most comprehensive solution. 

I am thrilled to serve of the US History Worldwide experience for your family.

I want to note 3 quick things as we begin the next part of our adventure in American history for your kids:

1) What changes for you and your kids as US History Abroad transitions to US History Worldwide with Amber McCue?
Not much! The only real change you'll see is that the company will newly operate under "US History Worldwide." The courses will remain the curriculum you know and love. Enhancements may come down the road as we receive feedback from kids and parents and see opportunities for ongoing improvements

2) What changes for the US History Worldwide team?
The small and mighty team that supported US History Abroad yesterday continues on with me today. While the original creator of US History Abroad is not a part of the US History Worldwide experience or US History Worldwide team, we have endless gratitude for what she built and created for our kids.

3) Who is Amber, anyway?
I am an EFM, mom to 3 incredible girls, entrepreneur, and positive psychology fan. Growing up, I spent four years living in Saudi Arabia - 2nd grade through 6th. I look back on that experience fondly and my husband and I were also excited to share a life abroad with our kids.

Our two youngest daughters, Audrey and Harper, are in school in Abidjan, Cote D’Ivoire where we live now. Our oldest daughter, Lilly, recently graduated from UCSB and lives in San Diego.