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Curious if travel has returned? The past few months can leave no doubt, it has! School vacations across the U.S. stagger, but now that they...
Do you know what we love to do? We love to travel! And last week we got back to it in a major way. With...
Classic High School trip to France Paris. The name evokes images of the Eiffel tower, the Champs-Élysées, the Louvre, bistros with café au lait and...
I knew the pandemic was nearly over because my local bakery in Boston, in Seaport, called Flour, finally opened its doors fully after a year...
Beth Pfohl is an International Program Coordinator at ACIS. She shares her perspective on what makes educational travel different than your average trip. --- Tourism...
Each year ACIS offers traveling students the opportunity to win scholarships for their trips through the creation of essays, photography and artwork, and each year...
Meet one of our amazing student trip leaders, Noémie! She has taken students across France and will be visiting her hometown in Brittany this year....
Want to experience life as a local in South Africa this summer? Join our sister organization’s Live Learn Leadership program in Cape Town, South Africa...
Travel the globe and discover the power of scientific inquiry all in one with our newest addition of the ACIS STEM calendar! We've created a...
Jenna F. of Lumberton, New Jersey, traveled to Spain with ACIS this past April. Instead of going our usual interview route, she offered the very...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
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Tag: educational travel posts
Tag: educational travel posts
Winter Travel Review
Classic High School Trip to France
Coming Up for Air
How Educational Travel Differs From Tourism
Announcing the 2020 ACIS Scholarship Winners
Student Trip Leader Spotlight: Noémie H., Washington
Young Women’s Leadership Opportunity: Cape Town, South Africa
New Content Release: STEM Calendar 2020
ACIS Student Spotlight: Jenna F.
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