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Delaware Museum of Nature & Science
The facility offers a rich array of educational programs and field trips that cater to students from early childhood through middle school.
Hagley Museum and Library
Hagley Museum and Library offers students a fascinating exploration of early American industry, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
Kalmar Nyckel
Student groups can learn about Wilmington’s Swedish origins through a field trip to Kalmar Nyckel (Key of Kalmar), a full-scale, award-winning replica of the colonial ship that brought European settlers to the Delaware Valley in 1638.
Delaware Art Museum
The museum, founded in 1912 in Wilmington, is renowned for its extensive collection of more than 12,000 objects.
Delaware Children’s Theatre (DCT)
The DCT is dedicated to inspiring and entertaining young audiences through professional-quality theatrical productions.
Delaware Symphony Orchestra (DSO)
The DSO, based in Wilmington, is dedicated to enhancing students’ musical education through a variety of comprehensive educational outreach programs.
Winterthur Museum Garden & Library
At Winterthur, learning is not confined to the classroom.
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