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Educational Tours

No science textbook explanation can compare to the actual hands-on learning the class gets at an aquarium or science museum. Maps and geography lessons are etched in student's minds as they travel from school to their destination. By actually visiting the sites students get a 3-dimensional experience they will never forget. History comes to life when students are on a Duck Tour, walk the Freedom Trail in Boston, witness a Salem witch trial, visit Colonial Williamsburg, or the National Liberty Museum. Choose from one of these tours or custom design your own.

Albany

The banks of the great river now bearing his name served as a stopping place for Henry Hudson and his ship the Half Moon in 1609, as he sought a Northwest passage to the Orient. Later, a fur trading post called Fort Orange would be established. In 1688 the settlement was granted a city charter and renamed for the Duke of Albany
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Amish Country

Leave the 20th century behind and be greeted by traditional hospitality reminiscent of the early German settlers in Lancaster County. Flowing meadows, patchwork farmlands and quiet countryside extend an extra feeling of "wilkum". Groups are introduced to the culture and faith of the Plain People, the Amish and Mennonites. Visit an Amish home, farmlands, countryside and even add a delicious Amish feast.
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Baltimore Inner Harbor

From breath-taking panoramic views of the skyline from the Observation Level of the World Trade Center to the up-close and personal experiences of street performances happening spontaneously at the waterfront, Baltimore’s Inner Harbor offers more to see and do than you might imagine.
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Boston and Salem

On the night of April 18, 1775, Sexton Robert Newman climbed the steeple of the Old North Church and hung two lanterns to signal that the British were on their way to Concord. Thus, the American Revolution began.
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Classic NYC

Don't overlook the most exciting city in the world, right at your doorstep. The choice is yours: music, art, museums, history, architecture, technology and the culture of many lands, all under one big apple.
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Club Getaway

Many activities at Club Getaway are designed for their educational value. The Climbing Wall encourages taking safe risks, improving communication, self-awareness, trust. Nature Hikes emphasize environmental awareness and respect for nature. Scavenger Hunts involve creativity, team building and cooperative learning. The 350 Ft. Aerial Zip Line fosters assertiveness, safety awareness, trust and confidence. New games involve working together in a non-competitive environment.
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Colonial Virginia

Colonial Williamsburg is the preserved, restored capital of Colonial Virginia. There you will walk the same streets as George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. The town exists today much as it did 200 years ago.
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Cradle of Aviation

Explore the four-story glass atrium and gaze upon a diverse sampling of aircraft. Each of our eight galleries delivers another "wow experience" as students travel through time seeing 70 air and space crafts from hot air balloons to an actual lunar module. The museum is home to 70 air and space crafts displayed in two converted Mitchel Field hangers that have been designated American Treasures. Enjoy the Sony Imax experience "The Magic of Flight". Fly at twice the speed of sound with the Blue Angels as they defy gravity with their breathtaking maneuvers. You'll also go back in time to 1903 when the Wright brothers first took flight.
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Crayola Experience

Anyone can be creative and learn to think "outside the lines" at the CRAYOLA EXPERIENCE in Easton, Pennsylvania!
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Ethnic Tours: African-American

Ethnic historical and cultural programs are becoming increasingly popular. Itineraries may be custom designed to meet your group's requirements. MAXIMUM STUDENT TOURS offers an abundance of creative options at a variety of destinations such as Baltimore, Boston, Philadelphia, or Washington, D.C. These inclusions can be added to standard packages or can be embellished to create a total itinerary.
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Historic Philadelphia and Lancaster or Valley Forge

The birthplace of America is Philadelphia, the city where the founding fathers lived and the Declaration of Independence was signed. Today that history echoes in the original buildings and museums of the area often called "Historic Philadelphia."
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Liberty Science Center

An innovative learning resource for lifelong exploration of nature, humanity and technology. In addition to hands on exhibits you can choose IMAX or 3-D laser show.
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Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center

Two great attractions in one fin-tastic destination! This full-scale Aquarium and brand-new Exhibition Center features one of the largest all-living coral reef displays in this hemisphere a 120,000-gallon shark tank, year-round sea lion shows, numerous touch tanks, and more than 100 exhibits and interactive experiences, including Shark Dive, Pirate Snorkel Adventure, Atlantis Explorer Tour Boat and Sea Lion Kiss.
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Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk

The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk is one of the few in the country solely devoted to one body of water: in our case, Long Island Sound. Imax, Aquarium, Maritime Culture - through an innovative combination of Aquariums teeming with life, powerful IMAX film special effects, classic boats and state of the art learning technology, you will ... See, Hear, Touch and Enjoy an extraordinary maritime experience.
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Mystic Seaport Museum & Mystic Aquarium

Experience the outdoor nineteenth century maritime heritage of New England at Mystic Seaport Museum. This "Living Museum" is dedicated to the preservation of 19th century ships, customs, artifacts and life-styles. Then, enjoy the new Mystic Aquarium or browse the shops of Olde Mystick Village.
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Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls were formed when glaciers receded at the end of the Wisconsin glaciation (the last ice age), and water from the newly formed Great Lakes carved a path through the Niagara Escarpment en route to the Atlantic Ocean. While not exceptionally high, the Niagara Falls are very wide. More than six million cubic feet of water falls over the crest line every minute in high flow, and almost four million cubic feet on average.
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Philadelphia

Our guide will take us on a walking tour of the carefully preserved landmarks of Philadelphia which may include the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House, Franklin Court, Christ Church, Congress Hall and Independence Hall.
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Rocking Horse Ranch

Dozens of activities included at Rocking Horse Ranch located in Highland, New York. Your Trip Includes Horseback Trail Rides with Instruction, Indoor & Outdoor Heated Swimming Pools, 150 Ft. Water Slide, Paddle Boats & Fishing on Private Lake Tennis, Petting Farm, Beach Volleyball, Basketball, Softball Field, Handball, Hay Rides, Miniature Golf Course, BB Shooting Gallery, Nature Hiking Trails, Video Game Room, shuffleboard.
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Upstate New York: Cooperstown Howe Caverns

Cooperstown, despite being baseball mecca, is overall a small, quiet town. There is only one traffic light and Main Street is only 5 blocks long. Over the years, other influences have shaped the region and its appeal to history seekers, including the farming economy and baseball. Today, all these influences are celebrated in our history museums: the Farmer’s Museum, and the Baseball Hall of Fame. Visit Howe Caverns, New York State’s second most-visited natural attraction (Niagara Falls is 1).
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Virginia

A Great Vacation with Fun at the Beach and more...Travel south with a stop at Baltimore Inner Harbor and enjoy "Harborplace" before continuing to Virginia. Visit Busch Gardens Williamsburg with more than 100 rides & attractions and an "All-you-can-eat" dinner. A full day at Virginia Beach and enjoy the Boardwalk. Visit Paramount's Kings Dominion.
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Washington DC

Washington DC offers visitors history in the majestic monuments, memorials and world class museums. You don’t have to travel any further than the National Mall to be surrounded by it all.
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