Want to make a lasting impact on Christian middle and high school students? If you’re thinking about planning a tour and are looking for the best places for students to travel that combine fun, history, [...]
Educational trips to Washington, D.C., can be transformative experiences, especially when your tour is planned and led from a Christian perspective. The nation’s capital is full of historical and cultural landmarks that offer profound lessons [...]
Planning an educational tour for Christian school students is more than just ticking off famous landmark photo ops or visiting popular museums. It is about crafting an experience that connects students to history, culture, and [...]
Student trips to D.C. provide a memorable opportunity for young minds to explore the heart of our nation’s history and the roots of our country’s heritage. Washington is more than just a collection of monuments [...]
When planning student travel for a Christian school group, there are a lot of details to consider so your trip is safe, well organized, and meaningful. Let’s take a look at just a few of [...]
When planning a group tour for middle or high school students, one of the most popular destination choices is New York City. New York educational trips aren’t just about seeing skyscrapers and iconic sights — [...]
Christian school leaders, teachers, and parents can reinforce students’ faith by bringing them face to face with America’s founding history. Philadelphia educational tours in particular have a profound impact on middle and high school students. [...]
Planning educational trips for students can be exciting for Christian school leaders. But it doesn’t take long to realize the magnitude of the responsibility of planning group tours and travel — the number of details [...]
Planning group travel for students is an exciting responsibility. For many middle or high schoolers, a school trip offers a new educational experience and an adventure in independence. Yet for teachers and administrators, the logistics [...]
Imagine looking up at the Washington Monument and seeing its peak pierce the sky with a group of wide-eyed middle schoolers. For many students, this is their first time seeing a structure they have only [...]
