Costa Rica Travel Journal – ACIS Global Conference Review

Erin Maliszewski, aka Rudey, is a French teacher, ACIS Group Leader and writer (not necessarily in that order) who lives in Chicago. She wrote this...

Teacher Travel Recap: Barcelona Training Weekend

My name is Adam, and I teach English in Monroe, Louisiana. I'm a first time ACIS Group Leader, and as such, I was invited to...

MLK Weekend ACIS Global Conference Instagram Recap

Last weekend, teachers from across the country were spread out all over the world exploring, networking, learning and experiencing what it is to be part...

2016 Spring Travel Recap

The last 6 months have seen new challenges unfold in international educational travel. In many ways, it has provided extra motivation for teachers and students...

Why I Switched to ACIS Vol. 2: Vive La France!

Natasha Kasprzyk, an English teacher from Chaparral High School in Parker, CO, recently returned from a trip to France with her students. She shares her experience with...

Why I Switched to ACIS: A Group Leader’s First-Hand Account

Greetings from Denver, Colorado! My name is Natasha Kasprzyk, and I’ve been an English teacher for the past 12 years. Currently, my home-away-from-home is Chaparral...

Paris 2016 – Global Conference Review

This guest post was contributed by Teresa Bell Engebretsen, a middle school French Teacher from Durham, North Carolina, upon her return from the ACIS Global...

Iceland 2016 – Global Conference Review

This guest post was contributed by Academic Travel Advisor Nicolette Miller upon her return from the ACIS Global Teacher Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland. Reykjavik 1/15/16...

ACIS Global Conference Reviews: Budapest and Mallorca

ACIS Global Teacher Conferences are opportunities for teachers to network with like-minded colleagues from across the country in amazing destinations all over the world. For ACIS...

ACIS Global Conferences Summer 2015

Where would our society be without teachers? There are few vocations that have a greater impact on society as a whole than educators. That's why...