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A grad night celebration is the year's biggest party for graduating high school Seniors. It’s meant to celebrate their big achievement—graduating—and give them something to look forward to all year long
Remember what it felt like to be a young child in a toy store? Maybe it was a Toys R’ Us (RIP) or a local toy store in your community. The possibilities seemed endless. What toy would you buy with your allowance money? How did you decide on what to buy? What would you catalog in your mind to write on your next birthday or holiday gift list?
As a teacher, you know the importance of instilling in your students the value of graduating from college.
Only in California can you ski in the morning, surf in the afternoon, and have dinner in a major city. With so many options planning your perfect trip to California might feel overwhelming. Experiencing a sub-par trip to California should never happen.
Trip leaders and parents need to know the pricing and value of National Park trips. How much does an educational tour to National Parks cost?
There are limitless possibilities of inspiring students enrolled in TRIO, Student Support Services, and Upward Bound programs. As a leader of your program, you believe that stepping onto college campuses makes the goal of attending college more real for your students. Regardless of their family’s income, all students deserve an opportunity to achieve maximum academic success.
By nature, New York City is overwhelming. And for their school trip, trip leaders are faced with choosing the right activities for their group. But most trip leaders are destined to determine the status quo -- mainly because they don’t know there are other, better options available.
Historic Philadelphia. The city of brotherly love. You want to feel the love in Philly and experience a fantastic trip. Feeling let down on an educational tour to Philly is just plain wrong.
Are you just getting started leading your students on school trips? Maybe you've led trips in the past, and you're looking for a new program to lead your students.
Is 3-days enough time to explore a city on the Historic East Coast? If you've ever led a trip, you know it's a whirlwind. There are many activities to choose from, but time is limited. With only three days to travel, the last thing you want is an educational tour that does not deliver for you and your students.