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8th-grade Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty trip
The 8th-grade class embarked on a profoundly educational and memorable journey to two of America's most iconic landmarks, the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. This trip provided students with a powerful, firsthand experience of the history of immigration, freedom, and the American identity.
7th Grade Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk Class Trip
This trip offers a chance for students to experience the marine environment and conservation efforts focused on Long Island Sound and the surrounding waters, with a focus on learning about the diverse marine life of Long Island Sound, ocean health, and maritime history. Some key exhibits and encounters include seeing over 7,500 animals, and visiting multiple touch tanks where students can safely touch animals like cownose rays, Atlantic sturgeon, moon jellies, and intertidal creatures (crabs, sea stars, etc.).
American Museum of Natural History
The 6th Grade class trip to the American Museum of Natural History is an immersive educational experience that brings science, history, and anthropology to life. Students explored over 40 permanent halls, saw world-famous exhibits, and engaged with topics that align directly with science and social studies curricula.
Ashokan 25
The Ashokan Field Trip was a unique blend of education, adventure, and camaraderie, leaving our 6th students with a lasting appreciation for the environment and a sense of connection to the natural world.
Patriot Day
Patriot Day is a time for Americans to come together as a community to honor and remember the lives lost in the tragic events of September 11, 2001. It is also a day to recognize the bravery of first responders, service members, and everyday citizens who showed extraordinary courage and compassion.
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