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Hoover Dam

The Hoover Dam, a massive infrastructure masterpiece straddling the Nevada–Arizona border, offers a fascinating educational journey that merges history, engineering, and environmental science.

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Set amidst the breathtaking landscapes just outside Anchorage, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center offers a rare chance for students to encounter Alaskan fauna such as bears, moose, bison, wolves, and muskoxen.

Challenger Learning Center of Alaska

The Challenger Learning Center of Alaska engages students in the thrills of space exploration through mission-based programs designed to strengthen STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) skills.

Alaska SeaLife Center

Perched in Seward, the Alaska SeaLife Center offers students an enriching look at the coastal and marine environments that characterize this unique region.

Anchorage Museum

The Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center provides an inspiring setting for students to delve into science, history, art, and culture.

Waikīkī Aquarium

Nestled along the iconic shores of Waikīkī, this historic aquarium allows students to encounter more than 3,000 marine organisms and investigate the extraordinary ecosystems of Hawaii and the broader Pacific.

Recently Published

Teach the Declaration in 2026: A Classroom-to-Stage Plan with ‘1776’ at Ford’s Theatre

At the core of this exciting educational experience, ‘1776’ ties together classroom learning with a visual representation of history. This popular American musical is an insightful, vibrant and humorous take on our founding fathers’ determination to persuade the 13 colonies to separate from British rule.

Philadelphia Field Trips for Students

You won’t believe your eyes at the Museum of Illusions, a one-of-a-kind “edu-tainment” destination providing students with a unique and interactive experience.