Richmond, Virginia sits at the crossroads of American history, civic ideals, and hands-on learning, making it a natural fit for student groups seeking substance and context. Conveniently located in the Mid-Atlantic at the intersection of Interstates 95 and 64, the...
The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes an abundance of folks hitting the road and taking to the skies to create memories and visit loved ones—120 million Americans, to be exact. Unfortunately, this time of year is also when crowded spaces such as...
Planning a student trip is a rewarding experience—but also an overwhelming one. Between organizing logistics, handling student behavior, coordinating with parents, and tying the adventure back to educational goals, it can feel like a full-time job on top of teaching....
Chants of “Pass the John Lewis Voting Act” rang out as people shouted proudly and loudly. Step by step, I crossed the Selma Bridge holding a sign that read “Pass the John Lewis Voting Right Act” in my hands. I was in Selma, Alabama, on a Civil Rights Trail Trip with...
For student groups exploring New York City, the famous New York Philharmonic is both electric and educational. Whether your ensemble is discovering orchestral music for the first time or your young musicians are preparing for futures on professional stages, the NY...
