U.S. Destinations

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Roosevelt Middle School’s Washington, D.C., Trip: Bringing American History to Life

In September 2026, Roosevelt Middle School students from Indiana traveled to Washington, D.C., for an educational experience centered on American history, government, science and culture. The itinerary combined iconic landmarks with museum visits and opportunities for memorable shared experiences. Exploring the Institutions of American Government A visit to the White House offered students an opportunity to connect classroom discussions about the executive branch with the home and workplace of the U.S. president. The group also toured the U.S. Capitol. As...

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Black History Sites in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C., is home to some of the nation’s most important landmarks honoring Black history, culture and leadership. For students, the city offers a powerful look at the people and stories that shaped American history. From the arts and political activism to community spaces and cultural institutions, here are some of our favorite places for groups to experience during Black History Month and throughout the year. U Street: A Historic Black Cultural District Known in its prime as “Black Broadway,” the U...

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