It’s almost bowl game time again! WorldStrides OnStage will have 102 band, dance, and cheer groups performing at the games and parade events this year – that’s 5,200 students! Although w...

Among the formal white buildings of Washington, D.C., the National Museum of the American Indian building stands out. One is immediately struck by its unique shape, not to mention the interesting feat...

WorldStrides Course Leader Gary McKechnie was so impressed by the middle school group from Rochester, Indiana he led last year that he sat down and wrote their mayor and city council members a letter....

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know it is election season. While elections have arguably become more chaotic in recent years, the passion behind political campaigning is nothing new. Th...

Learning about marine science in the classroom is one thing, but exploring it first-hand is another! WorldStrides offers programs to Florida for students interested in all-things science. Here is just...

Trick or treat?! Halloween is here and it’s time to indulge. Over the years we have followed the amazing animals at the Smithsonian National Zoo. The animals’ regular diets are interesting and oft...

The Albert H. Small Normandy Institute, in collaboration with George Washington University and WorldStrides, invites student/teacher teams on a learning journey through the D-Day Campaign of 1944 and ...

Imagine you’ve just spent the last week traveling. You’re ready to get home, see your family, tell them about what you did and show them what you bought. You get to the TSA security checkpoint, an...

There’s much more to Italy that just decadent carbs and cheese. From the Madrigals of the Renaissance, to Neapolitan song, to Bel Canto opera, Italy has always been a major musical center with artis...

In 2002, Kevin Bazan traveled with his middle school class on a WorldStrides program to Washington, D.C. His mom, Debbie, joined him, and that one experience in our nation’s capital proved to be the...