December 7, 2015
Let’s walk through the first ten amendments of the Constitution, known as the Bill of Rights – a popular site to see on a D.C. field trip.
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When we look back on our U.S. history, it’s important to hear the words of our great leaders and understand why they were saying them. Learn more about Lincoln’s words that inspired a nation.
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In honor of Veterans Day, we follow a legend named Jerry Peterson and listen to an interview we did with him. As a WWII Veteran he shares stories and wisdom that connect to our 8th grade trips to Washington, D.C.
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Election Day is this week so be sure to hear Episode 3 of our Global Podcast to learn more about why we take students on educational tours to Washington D.C.
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Here are 3 fun facts about the National Park Service that you might not have known. Bring your student group on a class trip to the National Parks next year!
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We build bridges, change lives, ad break down classroom walls – figuratively speaking. Join us on an 8th grade class trip to Washington, D.C. and experience a real-life textbook!
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Christopher Columbus showed great courage and faith in his mission to discover Asia. Instead he found America, and we’re sure glad he did!
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We are not just a tour company. We are so much more than that. Read our Fall 2015 Newsletter and see for yourself the exciting and educational things happening right now.
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by Brian Mathis, Special Projects Coordinator As a guide that leads a variety of programs, I can easily state that the religious and historic importance of the Reformation is very difficult to overstate. It’s impact still reverberates around the world. …
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The Boston Massacre shaped public opinion of British soldiers in the colonies. Explore historical perspective with an interactive Boston Massacre Mock Trial.
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