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Kentucky Historical Society
The KHS offers a wealth of unique educational programs and field trip opportunities designed to engage students in a variety of subjects, including history, social studies, art, and civics.
Daniel Boone National Forest
The national forest offers students engaging outdoor education through various field trip experiences.
Kentucky Derby Museum
For groups fascinated by horse racing and athletic excellence, the Kentucky Derby Museum is a must-visit destination that celebrates the iconic racing event held annually at Churchill Downs.
Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park
One of Kentucky’s most notable historical facts is that Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, was born in the state in 1809.
Muhammad Ali Center
Located in the heart of downtown Louisville, the Muhammad Ali Center is an inspiring destination that celebrates the life and legacy of the legendary boxing champion and humanitarian, Muhammad Ali.
Northern Kentucky University
For high school students aspiring to study STEM at the university level, Northern Kentucky University (NKU) provides a range of immersive experiences designed to ignite their passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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Connecticut offers student groups an impressive mix of curriculum-focused experiences that make learning active and memorable.
