What’s there to do in Ohio, you ask? More than you might imagine! This Midwest gem is filled with a mix of educational and recreational activities for student groups, whether it’s history, the arts, science, nature, or straight-up fun. Set on Lake Erie, the Shores...
In today’s interconnected world, travel plays a crucial role in expanding students’ horizons and fostering a deeper cultural understanding. Connecting student travelers with the world has never been more important and that’s where Students Fare steps in....
Craig Howat is a hotel, restaurant and tourism teacher at the Satellite Center in Luling, Louisiana, just outside of New Orleans. Howat has been teaching for more than 25 years, giving his students a hands-on experience by traveling to hotels, restaurants, performing...
Bringing kids to New York City during the holidays is a special kind of magic. The city twinkles with millions of lights, with a festive spirit that’s visible in every corner. The holiday spirit is especially palpable on Broadway, where the world’s...
Written by Teryn Hytten, 17, a junior in Hinesburg, Vermont, for the World Is A Classroom essay contest. How far do you want to be from the program house? Five minutes? Ten? We were gearing up to start our nine-day homestays in San Juan La Laguna, Guatemala, and I was...
