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We admire every teacher who takes on the (super fun and rewarding) job of leading student travel programs. But Randy Martin gets our admiration not once, not twice, but THRICE! This eighth-grade social studies teacher led three trips this year. What began ten years ago as a single trip to Washington... Read More
Download our WorldStrides classroom calendars! Each month, we feature a downloadable monthly calendar. They are packed full of interesting facts from our team of education experts, as well as a beautiful photos from our sites, holidays and other special dates. Pick between a science or a history ver... Read More
School is out and it’s sort of a buzz* Teachers! Let me ask you – do you stop being a teacher when it’s summertime? One gift that comes from summertime is the air to think freely, creatively. No bells, no meetings, no grading, no rushing to get that unit finished or this project thing started.... Read More
As far as I can tell, there are plenty of things in the world you have to see to believe or understand. Before my recent hop, skip, and a jump over the Atlantic Ocean, I knew that, but my international travel experience pushed me to see and understand things I didn’t even expect! First, a [&hellip... Read More
On July 16, 1969, the world watched as Apollo 11 launched into space from Cape Kennedy. The following days were filled with wonder and excitement as people prepared for the very first Moon Landing. This “one giant leap for mankind” would take place on July 20, 1969, and that day was forever soli... Read More
This was originally posted on the blog soccerparenting..com. The 1.3 million people expected to gather in France for the FIFA Women’s World Cup starting this month will likely set a new attendance record for the event. The most successful U.S. women’s national team in history will take the fie... Read More
Food has always been a passion of mine–well before being a “foodie” was trendy. Most of my career as a chef has been spent in the trenches, working in kitchens with some amazing and talented chefs and absorbing as many techniques as possible. I’ve worked in, owned, or run every type of k... Read More
For students who perform, WorldStrides’ Festival at Carnegie Hall is a preeminent experience, and we are honored to have Jeffery Redding, a preeminent and Grammy award-winning conductor, once again leading the National Youth Choir at one of our upcoming festivals. I was delighted to sit down wit... Read More
Mila attended our The Cambridge Tradition program in 2013 through Oxbridge Academic Programs, a division of WorldStrides, and then returned to Oxbridge again at L’Académie de Paris in 2014. While there, she majored in “History’s Secrets” and French Literature, respectively, with minors in E... Read More
For eighth grader Curtis Blackmon, his recent WorldStrides trip to D.C. wasn’t just an opportunity to visit the nation’s most important sites with his classmates. It was also a chance to visit a site that is central to his family – the final resting place of his father, Major Franklin Blackmon... Read More
