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Student Travel Blog
College Tours in the Mid South
Since publishing an article about college tours of Southern universities and state colleges in Virginia I have fielded several inquiries about college tours for the Mid-south. In response, I recently developed an itinerary designed for college bound high school juniors and seniors that focuses on colleges in Tennessee, Alabama and Kentucky. There are some excellent universities in each of these states. Students come from all over the United States and across the world to attend these well-known colleges.
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Student Travel Trips to the Presidential Inauguration in 2013
Student travel groups studying History. Government or Social Studies may want to consider a trip to Washington D.C. in January 2013 to see the Presidential Inauguration. This once-in-a-lifetime experience will likely change their outlook on U.S. government and the democratic process. In addition to attending the Presidential Inauguration, student groups can also tour Washington D.C. and surrounding areas. The tour can focus on specific sites or eras in American history.
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Student Trip to Baltimore to Celebrate the Bicentennial of the War of 1812
Many students of American history read about the War of 1812 as part of their studies of Nineteenth Century history. This naval war impacted the burgeoning United States and the port cities along the East Coast, as well as cities inland, along major waterways.
This year, Baltimore, Maryland is the focus of the national launch of the Bicentennial of the War of 1812 with the Star-Spangled Sailabration from June 13-19, 2012. This kickoff celebration begins in Baltimore Harbor where visitors can see a spectacular display of U.S., British and Canadian naval vessels and tall ships from around the world. Audiences will also see an air show featuring the Blue Angels.
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Mid-West College Tour Part 1
By 10th or 11th grade, students preparing for college need to be thinking about what school they will attend. But it's difficult to get a good read on a college by looking at a website or a brochure. For this reason, I have designed college tours divided into geographic sections of the United States. Taking this type of tour allows college prep students to experience the university in person. The student group sees the campus and has the opportunity to speak to students, faculty and staff.
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Student Trip to Washington D.C. to Study History
For a year leading up to the student Washington D.C. trip, teacher Michelle Rochel prepares her students for the journey in her classroom. She currently teaches 5th and 6th grade Religion, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grade Social Studies and Science. She is also the Middle School Coordinator and Dean of Students at Saint Anne Catholic School in Somerset, Wisconsin. For the past ten years, Rochel has been taking her students to Washington D.C. where they can learn firsthand about American history.
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A Band Trip to Los Angeles for Disney Performing Arts Onstage
Band directors and high school musicians and performers will find Disneyland California an ideal destination to showcase their talents. Groups can have a public performance on one of Disney's stages or participate in a parade. Disneyland California also has Youth Programs where students experience backstage life with real Disney performers. Including this type of workshop on the trip to Disneyland encourages students to hone their artistic skills and talents. Disney Performing Arts Onstage gives student marching bands, orchestras, ensembles, choirs and more a forum for their work."
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