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| Freshmen Trip Heifer International, Perryville, Arkansas
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Freshmen Class
The trip is designed to fulfill several aspects of ISA's vision. This is a multi-night experience at Heifer Ranch. The educational programs we will experience while there include the global village (a simulation of life in developing nations) and the cottage industries (hands-on activities including milking a goat and making rope). |
October |
Team Member
Geoff McPherson
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| Washington DC Itinerary includes: Holocaust Museum, National Monuments, Embassy Visits, Congressional Visit, National Museum of the American Indian, Supreme Court, and Smithsonian Museums. (Meals not included.)
We will be staying at the Red Roof Inn (500 H. Street).
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February 17-21, 2008 |
Steve Magadance (payments and payment arrangements) Rick Flieger (airline arrangements) Donna Reed (itinerary and accommodations) Kinu Panda (fundraising) Betsy Landry (stay-at-home curriculum)
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TOTAL COST: $735
Payments totaling $425 by November 2 will give you the opportunity to choose a travel buddy. Make checks payable to ISA. |
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Sophomore Class Monterrey and Zacatecas Mexico For images from 2007 trip click
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The heart of the ISA experience is the notion of global citizenship. Through an exploration of personal and national identity students will develop and refine their own sense of global citizenship by exploring the Spanish Colonial roots of San Antonio and the connections that exist between San Antonio and Zacatecas. |
February 11-17,
2007 Pre-Zacatecas In-town field trips: SAMA and Mission San Jose, Jan. 25 Encuentro, Feb.1 |
Mitzi Moore
Lindsey Perret Katie Fitch
Leslie Ramirez McKinley White
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Passport Copies Due NOW!!! $40 Deposit Due Nov.1 Parent Chaperone Applications Due Nov. 9 $130 Payment Due Nov. 16 $130 Payment Due Dec. 14 $130 Payment Due Jan. 18 |
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Alabama |
An important component of the junior curriculum in both the history and English classroom is the historical and contemporary issue of civil rights. In order to help students more fully understand the origins, major events, and lasting impact of the American civil rights movement, we will travel to sights where the movement began, acquired momentum and gained the attention of the world. Additionally, we will take advantage of the opportunity to see, investigate, and experience the application of math and physics to our everyday lives and the technologies that have become so important to our society by visiting the NASA Space Center | February 11-15 |
Jay McCusker (Money)
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.1st payment $150.00 10/26/2007 2nd payment $120.00 11/30/2007 Final Payment $100.00 1/25/2008 |
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| Takayama, Japan
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Home Stay Takayama Nishi High School | mid June travel |
Pamela Valentine |
Details coming soon. Please turn in an application if you are interested in traveling. |