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Designing unforgettable student tours from fourth grade through high school.

11/01/2026

“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” — William Faulkner

In honor of Halloween, here are some shadows dancing on the Lincoln Memorial earlier this month 🎃 People, or ghosts... what do you think?

10/29/2026

Our favorite photo stop in DC! 📸

Swipe to see how we did it >>

10/27/2026

You can’t vote yet. But you can stand where the vote was won!

Election Day is almost here — and these four tour stops teach us the magnitude and meaning of performing our civic duty, when the time comes. Swipe to learn more about the places where our story of democracy was written. 🗳️

Ready to take your students there? Message us to start planning your trip!

10/26/2026

When you successfully wrap up a month full of DC tours, you have to jump for joy! 🎉

One thing about us — we're going to take advantage of every moment in your itinerary. We had a few extra minutes before our dinner reservation earlier this month, so we added an impromptu stop at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial with All Saints Catholic School!

It seems we caught the tail end of the warm weather this month. Two weeks ago, our students explored the city in shorts and t-shirts. Now we have to remind everyone to bring a sweatshirt, because DC is getting chilly!

Follow along to see more fun moments from our month in DC 🇺🇸

10/22/2026

Today is the Feast Day of St. John Paul II, and it means a little extra this year, since we visited his shrine just last week!☔

Our students from All Saints Catholic School spent a rainy morning praying at the shrine in DC, where they walked through the story of a pope with a special love for young people — from his youth in Poland to World Youth Day to his final words, spoken to the young people who had gathered to pray for him: “I have looked for you, and you have come to me. Thank you.”

Saint John Paul II, pray for us! 🙏

10/21/2026

These Boston haunts will stay with you forever 👻

Go beyond your textbook; these hallowed burying grounds, America’s oldest public park, and the sites of some of our nation’s darkest chapters offer a history lesson like no other.

Learn the real story behind this iconic American city, and get a few chills while you're at it. Ask our team about learning opportunities for your class in Boston!

10/19/2026

We saw an American Bald Eagle during our last trip to DC! 🇺🇸🦅 One of our students spotted it as we were taking photos along the Tidal Basin — good eye! 👀

It felt fitting as we explored our nations capital during America’s 250th anniversary with All Saints Catholic School !

10/15/2026

If there's one thing we're going to do in DC, it's take advantage of a photo op 📸

Our middle schoolers from All Saints wrapped up their DC trip last night — and we know they slept well on the flight home, because our itinerary was PACKED! In three days, here's EVERYTHING we saw:

⛪ Faith: St. John Paul II National Shrine and the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception

🏛️ Government: The People's House: A White House Experience, Capitol, Library of Congress, Supreme Court

🇺🇸 Memorials: Washington Monument, Lincoln, Jefferson, FDR, MLK, Vietnam, Korean War, WWII, and Arlington National Cemetery, where we laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

📜 History: Mount Vernon, the 9/11 Memorial, the National Portrait Gallery, and the Smithsonian Museums

🛍️ Downtime: National Harbor, Souvenir Shops, Union Station, We the Pizza, and more!

Three days, more than 20 stops and sites, and so many memories (and souvenirs) to take home with us. We had so much fun with you, All Saints Catholic School!

10/13/2026

The first day of our DC tour has been a total whirlwind 💫 but so much fun for both of our buses from All Saints Catholic School !

Our day started before most people’s alarms went off: a 5:30am flight out of Detroit! ✈️ We kicked things off at the beautiful St. John Paul II Shrine, then celebrated a morning Mass in the Crypt at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Afterwards, we stepped into an immersive tour of the People’s House, where some of our students got a taste of presidential power in the Oval Office. Not to mention more fun at the Washington Monument (where we saw Marine One land on the White House lawn!), the beautiful National Portrait Gallery, and a lively dinner at We, The Pizza.

Now it’s lights out. Tomorrow we take on OG DC:

Capitol tour. Arlington. Monuments at night 💫

We’ll see you there!

10/09/2026

On this day in 1888, the Washington Monument opened to the public!

Construction began in 1848 and stalled for years, including through the Civil War, before it was finally completed. At 555 feet, it still towers over the nation's capital, and visitors like us have been coming to see it ever since. Somehow, it never fails to impress.

Planning a trip to Washington, D.C.? We'd love to help you build the journey.

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