Eric Songer embraces music education beyond the typical ensembles. Through his work leading the band at Chaska Middle School West in Minnesota, he has created all kinds of ensembles for students to join and lead, including pop groups, rock/garage bands, mariachi...
Picture this: You are hosting a parent meeting to introduce the upcoming class trip. As you discuss the exciting itinerary, a video plays in the background—a storytelling masterpiece capturing highlights from last year’s trip. Familiar faces flash on the screen,...
When leading a student group on a travel adventure, nothing can derail a trip faster than illness. From motion sickness to full-blown flu or even Covid, student health must be a top priority to keep the group experience enjoyable and safe. Preparation is key, and...
Teach & Travel Editor’s Note: This article was published prior to the news about the delay of the ETIAS until 2025. Click here for more information. Here’s what to expect and how much the ETIAS will cost you. If you’re planning a trip to Europe...
Picking the right tour operator for your trip is the key to travel success, especially when students are involved. If you’re a teacher taking your class, band or choir on a school trip, you definitely don’t have time to plan the whole trip on your own. Flights,...
Travel is its own form of education, which makes it one of the most important experiences a student can have. Whether flying across the ocean, driving across state lines or visiting a big city nearby, travel can open a whole new world for our students, especially when...
