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On March 1, 2020, when WorldStrides welcomed talented choirs from across the country for their grand debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City, we didn’t yet know the impact that COVID-19 would have on the performing arts and that for many of the groups it would be their last live performance. One o... Read More
As we reflect on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this year, it’s important to help students consider his legacy and draw parallels to today. While his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech at the March on Washington in August 1963 is seen today as a defining moment in the Civil Rights Movemen... Read More
There is no doubt that 2020 was a challenging year. As part of the educational community, we experienced many unprecedented challenges that required swift action in order to continue supporting our students and teachers. Being forced out of our comfort zone gave us new opportunities and showed how f... Read More
The end of the year tends to be a time for reflection and pondering resolutions. Some may see the new year as a chance to put 2020 in the past, while others see it as a chance for a fresh start. Setting goals for 2021 may be particularly important, as the turmoil of this year […] Read More
By the end of November, it begins. You start to hear the tinkling of bells and the swell of choral voices that marks the start of the holiday music season. While many of the more familiar classical carols were produced during the 19th century, the period from the Great Depression to the post-war 195... Read More
On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks taught the world a valuable lesson: we can fight for our beliefs by not tolerating everyday acts of injustice and oppression. Our awareness of these injustices and our willingness to act against them may be present in our own private thoughts, in words shared with oth... Read More
In a year when very little has felt normal, applying for college might look different for many students—and college admissions teams are responding to the challenges. What exactly does this mean, and how are college admissions teams considering the pandemic in selecting the class of 2025? One of t... Read More
As cold weather descends upon the Northern Hemisphere, the need to stay socially distanced is more important than ever. While it’s tempting to head inside for social time, consider some socially distanced cold weather activities to ensure that everyone stays happy, safe, and healthy this winter. P... Read More
There’s no greater comfort during a cold winter night than a warm mug of hot chocolate. This delicious treat does more than soothe—it can transport you. A pack of Swiss Miss, complete with those tiny little marshmallows, can take you back to your childhood in just one sip. While everyone enjoys ... Read More
Hiking is both a healthy and an educational pastime, so we recommend hikes all year round—not just on Take a Hike Day. Below, we’ve provided some of our favorite hikes: on mountains, sidewalks, and even below sea-level! Bonus: there’s a WorldStrides tour that visits each one of them. Denali St... Read More
