July 14, 2021
Just outside of Washington, D.C. lies George Washington’s home, Mount Vernon, a widely popular student travel destination. Not only is it a treasure of American History, but also our connection to this French national holiday.
Learn MoreJune 29, 2021
“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” Famous words from a famous philosopher living more than 1,600 years ago. Travel, it seems, has been considered important long before the ease of 21st …
Learn MoreJune 29, 2021
For more than two centuries Americans have been celebrating our country’s day of independence on the 4th of July. According to one prominent founding father, this is not the day we should be celebrating: July 3, 1776, John Adams …
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We live in a world that searches for authenticity. People want to know beyond public personas and sales pitches. As we walk through the White House on a tour, do we not wonder what the President is really like …
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For years, Decoration Day on May 30th was believed to be the origins of what we now know as Memorial Day. Recent discovery tells us another story…
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This Spring we have already had the privilege of welcoming students, teachers and parents on programs to both usual destinations and new attractions.That is right. Tours are happening! Trips are happening! Educational student travel is happening!
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The Empire State Building is one of the most iconic, celebrated and recognizable buildings in the world, and it’s crossing another milestone.
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On this Earth Day 2021, we’d like to recognize all of the students and educators who have joined us in exploring some of the most fascinating landscapes on the planet and lent their creativity, joy, and sense of adventure to explore the unfamiliar and to give back.
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The return of student travel has been eagerly anticipated since March of 2020. Over the last year, teachers, administrators, parents, and students have asked ‘When can we travel again? When should we travel? How will it look?’ Here’s an ‘inside scoop’ on what we’re hearing from educators, destinations and attractions.
Learn MoreApril 19, 2021
Listen my children and you shall hear, of the midnight ride of…Sybil Ludington? The story of a teenage girl’s influence on the American Revolution and its power for students today.
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