As the nation comes together during the National Days of Remembrance to reflect on the lessons learned during the Holocaust, students and educators are invited to assist the United States Holocaust Me...

Throughout the month of February, WorldStrides Excel encouraged travelers to send us their action shots. We wanted to see their best soccer photos and videos captured from around the world. We receive...

  The art of Peruvian weaving dates back over 2000 years. It is integral to Inca culture, and, too often, it disappears with the elderly artisans who once mastered it. When you travel on our Smit...

For the past 11-years, Beth Braun-Miscione has directed the dance program at University High School in Tucson, Arizona. She also founded a powerful public health project, the Esperanza Dance Project, ...

You’re ready to take your students to your WorldStrides Performing Arts program! You’re excited and the kids are pumped. For many teachers, it is also important to gain the support of their  boo...

Good news! WorldStrides is proud to celebrate its status as an accredited travel study program. As part of our ongoing review process, we welcome feedback from you. Feel free to share comments about W...

Linda Goertz is well-versed in WorldStrides’ Washington, D.C., programs. This spring, Goertz, a math teacher, will take her ninth trip with eighth grade students to our nation’s capital. Her stude...

When students travel with us to Washington, D.C., or other east coast destinations, they often visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon. The historic home on the Potomac is an iconic American landmark...

Lindsey Skinner is a Program Development Specialist for WorldStrides Capstone Programs.  Before we left for Iceland, I sat on my bed in my hometown of San Diego, surrounded by all of the col...

Across the country, students of all ages are enjoying spring break. At WorldStrides, spring break is one of our busiest travel times. According to an article recently published in the Boston Globe, sp...