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Growing up I always appreciated having a social studies teacher for a mother. Our summers were spent on cross country road trips, visiting presidents’ childhood...
As someone who loves the mountains but grew up in California, the majority of my mountain experience was at Lake Tahoe – a beautiful area...
This just in – 2020 has left a bit of a mark on all of us. Yet, as we strive toward the finish line of...
As we reflect on this strange and tumultuous year, it's worth noting that this beautiful poem by John McCrae still resonates and is forever etched...
Some say travel is eye opening… I like to say it is mouth opening! Travel has been my passion ever since my first trip out...
It has been a strange few months. We have passed through an equinox, a solstice, and July 4th. We have been from snow to balmy summer...
At ACIS, we have always been driven by the mission that travel and education are a powerful combination. Each year, we see our young students...
This is our second blog post featuring stories from the road at the time when the coronavirus hit (here’s the first one, in case you...
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted literally every area of our lives—how we work, how we learn, how we eat, shop and communicate. And of course,...
Today my thoughts took me back to Venice. I had never been to Venice during Carnevale di Venezia, but earlier this year, before the days...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel
Category: ACIS Community posts
Category: ACIS Community posts
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Our Culture of Care in a Time of Coronavirus Part 2
Our Culture of Care in a Time of Coronavirus
And I Found Myself in Venice
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