School Wide Calendar

• Location:  Quebec & Montreal, Canada
• Dates: May 4-11, 2024
• Trip Leaders: Erin Carlson & Jenny Wilczewski
• Program Cost: $2350 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $897
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking French
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  Walking Tree Travel
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application: Due October 16

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This Interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Ms. Carlson and Ms. Wilczewski, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities. 

Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada’s oldest military building—the Citadelle—and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des Beaux Arts, where you’ll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you’ll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills.  It’s an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these charming cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location:  Chilamate, Costa Rica
• Dates: May 4-11,  2024
• Trip Leaders: Jason Koza & Elisa Stolar
• Program Cost: $2385 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $950
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking Spanish
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  World Leadership School 
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application Due October 16

Due to such high demand last year, we are offering another opportunity to participate on an inspiring journey during Interim to Chilamate, Costa Rica. Immerse yourself in the heart of Central America’s biodiversity and engage in responsible and sustainable community projects. Explore the captivating rainforest and have new experiences with your friends. Here are the trip highlights:

• Ethnobotany Walk: Explore the lush rainforests on an enlightening ethnobotany walk, discovering the secrets of the local flora and their cultural significance.
• River Adventures: Plunge into exhilarating river swims and navigate the rapids with river rafting, surrounded by Costa Rica’s breathtaking natural beauty.
• Animal Refuge Exploration: Visit a local animal refuge and gain insight into conservation efforts, as you interact with the region’s diverse wildlife.
• School Visit and Collaboration: Connect with Costa Rican students during a cultural exchange at a local school, fostering mutual understanding and collaboration.
• Homestay Opportunities: Immerse yourself in the local culture with homestay experiences, practicing your Spanish skills and forming meaningful connections with local families.

Join Mr. Koza and Ms. Stolar for an Interim expedition that blends adventure, cultural and Spanish language submersion, and responsible community involvement. 

• Location:  Quebec & Montreal, Canada
• Dates: May 4-11, 2024
• Trip Leaders: Erin Carlson & Jenny Wilczewski
• Program Cost: $2350 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $897
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking French
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  Walking Tree Travel
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application: Due October 16

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This Interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Ms. Carlson and Ms. Wilczewski, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities. 

Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada’s oldest military building—the Citadelle—and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des Beaux Arts, where you’ll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you’ll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills.  It’s an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these charming cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location:  Chilamate, Costa Rica
• Dates: May 4-11,  2024
• Trip Leaders: Jason Koza & Elisa Stolar
• Program Cost: $2385 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $950
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking Spanish
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  World Leadership School 
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application Due October 16

Due to such high demand last year, we are offering another opportunity to participate on an inspiring journey during Interim to Chilamate, Costa Rica. Immerse yourself in the heart of Central America’s biodiversity and engage in responsible and sustainable community projects. Explore the captivating rainforest and have new experiences with your friends. Here are the trip highlights:

• Ethnobotany Walk: Explore the lush rainforests on an enlightening ethnobotany walk, discovering the secrets of the local flora and their cultural significance.
• River Adventures: Plunge into exhilarating river swims and navigate the rapids with river rafting, surrounded by Costa Rica’s breathtaking natural beauty.
• Animal Refuge Exploration: Visit a local animal refuge and gain insight into conservation efforts, as you interact with the region’s diverse wildlife.
• School Visit and Collaboration: Connect with Costa Rican students during a cultural exchange at a local school, fostering mutual understanding and collaboration.
• Homestay Opportunities: Immerse yourself in the local culture with homestay experiences, practicing your Spanish skills and forming meaningful connections with local families.

Join Mr. Koza and Ms. Stolar for an Interim expedition that blends adventure, cultural and Spanish language submersion, and responsible community involvement. 

• Location:  Quebec & Montreal, Canada
• Dates: May 4-11, 2024
• Trip Leaders: Erin Carlson & Jenny Wilczewski
• Program Cost: $2350 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $897
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking French
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  Walking Tree Travel
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application: Due October 16

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This Interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Ms. Carlson and Ms. Wilczewski, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities. 

Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada’s oldest military building—the Citadelle—and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des Beaux Arts, where you’ll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you’ll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills.  It’s an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these charming cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location:  Chilamate, Costa Rica
• Dates: May 4-11,  2024
• Trip Leaders: Jason Koza & Elisa Stolar
• Program Cost: $2385 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $950
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking Spanish
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  World Leadership School 
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application Due October 16

Due to such high demand last year, we are offering another opportunity to participate on an inspiring journey during Interim to Chilamate, Costa Rica. Immerse yourself in the heart of Central America’s biodiversity and engage in responsible and sustainable community projects. Explore the captivating rainforest and have new experiences with your friends. Here are the trip highlights:

• Ethnobotany Walk: Explore the lush rainforests on an enlightening ethnobotany walk, discovering the secrets of the local flora and their cultural significance.
• River Adventures: Plunge into exhilarating river swims and navigate the rapids with river rafting, surrounded by Costa Rica’s breathtaking natural beauty.
• Animal Refuge Exploration: Visit a local animal refuge and gain insight into conservation efforts, as you interact with the region’s diverse wildlife.
• School Visit and Collaboration: Connect with Costa Rican students during a cultural exchange at a local school, fostering mutual understanding and collaboration.
• Homestay Opportunities: Immerse yourself in the local culture with homestay experiences, practicing your Spanish skills and forming meaningful connections with local families.

Join Mr. Koza and Ms. Stolar for an Interim expedition that blends adventure, cultural and Spanish language submersion, and responsible community involvement. 

• Location:  Quebec & Montreal, Canada
• Dates: May 4-11, 2024
• Trip Leaders: Erin Carlson & Jenny Wilczewski
• Program Cost: $2350 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $897
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking French
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  Walking Tree Travel
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application: Due October 16

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This Interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Ms. Carlson and Ms. Wilczewski, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities. 

Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada’s oldest military building—the Citadelle—and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des Beaux Arts, where you’ll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you’ll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills.  It’s an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these charming cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location:  Chilamate, Costa Rica
• Dates: May 4-11,  2024
• Trip Leaders: Jason Koza & Elisa Stolar
• Program Cost: $2385 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $950
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking Spanish
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  World Leadership School 
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application Due October 16

Due to such high demand last year, we are offering another opportunity to participate on an inspiring journey during Interim to Chilamate, Costa Rica. Immerse yourself in the heart of Central America’s biodiversity and engage in responsible and sustainable community projects. Explore the captivating rainforest and have new experiences with your friends. Here are the trip highlights:

• Ethnobotany Walk: Explore the lush rainforests on an enlightening ethnobotany walk, discovering the secrets of the local flora and their cultural significance.
• River Adventures: Plunge into exhilarating river swims and navigate the rapids with river rafting, surrounded by Costa Rica’s breathtaking natural beauty.
• Animal Refuge Exploration: Visit a local animal refuge and gain insight into conservation efforts, as you interact with the region’s diverse wildlife.
• School Visit and Collaboration: Connect with Costa Rican students during a cultural exchange at a local school, fostering mutual understanding and collaboration.
• Homestay Opportunities: Immerse yourself in the local culture with homestay experiences, practicing your Spanish skills and forming meaningful connections with local families.

Join Mr. Koza and Ms. Stolar for an Interim expedition that blends adventure, cultural and Spanish language submersion, and responsible community involvement. 

• Location:  Quebec & Montreal, Canada
• Dates: May 4-11, 2024
• Trip Leaders: Erin Carlson & Jenny Wilczewski
• Program Cost: $2350 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $897
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking French
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  Walking Tree Travel
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application: Due October 16

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This Interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Ms. Carlson and Ms. Wilczewski, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities. 

Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada’s oldest military building—the Citadelle—and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des Beaux Arts, where you’ll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you’ll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills.  It’s an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these charming cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location:  Chilamate, Costa Rica
• Dates: May 4-11,  2024
• Trip Leaders: Jason Koza & Elisa Stolar
• Program Cost: $2385 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare Estimate: $950
• Eligibility: Students in Grades 7-8 taking Spanish
• Capacity: 15-18 students
• Vendor:  World Leadership School 
• Read More: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application Due October 16

Due to such high demand last year, we are offering another opportunity to participate on an inspiring journey during Interim to Chilamate, Costa Rica. Immerse yourself in the heart of Central America’s biodiversity and engage in responsible and sustainable community projects. Explore the captivating rainforest and have new experiences with your friends. Here are the trip highlights:

• Ethnobotany Walk: Explore the lush rainforests on an enlightening ethnobotany walk, discovering the secrets of the local flora and their cultural significance.
• River Adventures: Plunge into exhilarating river swims and navigate the rapids with river rafting, surrounded by Costa Rica’s breathtaking natural beauty.
• Animal Refuge Exploration: Visit a local animal refuge and gain insight into conservation efforts, as you interact with the region’s diverse wildlife.
• School Visit and Collaboration: Connect with Costa Rican students during a cultural exchange at a local school, fostering mutual understanding and collaboration.
• Homestay Opportunities: Immerse yourself in the local culture with homestay experiences, practicing your Spanish skills and forming meaningful connections with local families.

Join Mr. Koza and Ms. Stolar for an Interim expedition that blends adventure, cultural and Spanish language submersion, and responsible community involvement. 

• Location: Cuzco and Urubamba Valley
• Dates: May 17-26, 2024 (Upper School Interim) Note: Friday evening departure and Sunday a.m. return to Denver
• Trip Leaders: Lisa Todd and Liza Skipwith
• Program Cost: $2445 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1400
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12 in Spanish 3 or higher
• Capacity: 12-18
• Vendor: Visions 
• Read more: detailed itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

This transformative journey offers a blend of service activities and exciting excursions. You will be based in the picturesque Urubamba Valley, nestled near Machu Picchu surrounded by snow-capped Andean peaks and vibrant Quechua traditions. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect:

• Machu Picchu Exploration: Embark on a two-day excursion to the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and immerse yourself in the wonder of ancient Incan civilization.
• Local Craft Workshops: Learn the art of local crafts, including pottery, chocolate-making, jewelry crafting, and beekeeping, all while supporting local artisans.
• Sacred Valley Discoveries: Visit the Moray and Chinchero ruins in the Sacred Valley, unlocking the secrets of Incan history and culture.
• Salineras Salt Flats Tour: Tour the Salineras salt flats, used by both ancient and contemporary Peruvians, and witness their remarkable salt-harvesting techniques.
• Community Integration: Spend an entire day with a local family in a neighboring town, gaining insights into their daily life and traditions.
• Exploration of Cuzco: Explore the ancient Incan capital of Cuzco, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture.

This experience places a strong emphasis on global connection, sustainability, and personal growth. You will be encouraged to fully engage with a completely different way of life as you actively contribute to the community through service and construction projects. This expedition combines exploration and service in one of South America's most enchanting destinations.

• Location: Cuzco and Urubamba Valley
• Dates: May 17-26, 2024 (Upper School Interim) Note: Friday evening departure and Sunday a.m. return to Denver
• Trip Leaders: Lisa Todd and Liza Skipwith
• Program Cost: $2445 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1400
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12 in Spanish 3 or higher
• Capacity: 12-18
• Vendor: Visions 
• Read more: detailed itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

This transformative journey offers a blend of service activities and exciting excursions. You will be based in the picturesque Urubamba Valley, nestled near Machu Picchu surrounded by snow-capped Andean peaks and vibrant Quechua traditions. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect:

• Machu Picchu Exploration: Embark on a two-day excursion to the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and immerse yourself in the wonder of ancient Incan civilization.
• Local Craft Workshops: Learn the art of local crafts, including pottery, chocolate-making, jewelry crafting, and beekeeping, all while supporting local artisans.
• Sacred Valley Discoveries: Visit the Moray and Chinchero ruins in the Sacred Valley, unlocking the secrets of Incan history and culture.
• Salineras Salt Flats Tour: Tour the Salineras salt flats, used by both ancient and contemporary Peruvians, and witness their remarkable salt-harvesting techniques.
• Community Integration: Spend an entire day with a local family in a neighboring town, gaining insights into their daily life and traditions.
• Exploration of Cuzco: Explore the ancient Incan capital of Cuzco, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture.

This experience places a strong emphasis on global connection, sustainability, and personal growth. You will be encouraged to fully engage with a completely different way of life as you actively contribute to the community through service and construction projects. This expedition combines exploration and service in one of South America's most enchanting destinations.

• Location: Quebec and Montreal
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Stephanie Turner and Kenneth Usongo
• Program Cost: $2590 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $885
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12, who are taking French
• Capacity: 16-18 students
• Vendor: Walking Tree Travel 
• Read more: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Mme. Turner, Dr. Usongo, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities.  Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada's oldest military building- the Citadelle and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des beaux arts, where you'll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the Rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you'll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills. 

It's an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these vibrant cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location: Eleuthera Island, The Bahamas
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Max Delgado and Sydney Finkbohner
• Program Cost: $1950 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1100
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12
• Capacity: 16 students
• Vendor: The Island School 
• Read more: Visiting Program
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Due to overwhelming demand last year, we present you with another opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable educational odyssey at the Island School on Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Join Ms. Fink and Mr. Delgado and prepare to step beyond your comfort zone as you immerse yourself in the world of experiential learning and exploration at one of the Caribbean's premier field research and education facilities.

 Highlights include:

• Learning about global issues: You'll explore pressing issues facing small island nations like ocean acidification and renewable energy, gaining hands-on insights into the critical environmental challenges of our time.
• Real-world field research: Last year CA students were fortunate to collaborate with scientists on initiatives involving shark tagging and combatting invasive lionfish, creating real-world impact.
• Exploring Eleuthera:  intricate caves, paddle through crystal-clear waters on kayaks, and dive into vibrant underwater ecosystems while snorkeling. 

What sets the Island School apart is its steadfast dedication to fostering leadership skills. This transformative experience at the Island School goes beyond the confines of traditional classrooms, granting you the opportunity to broaden your scientific horizons and make a meaningful impact on the world, all within the context of an extraordinary adventure.

• Location: Cuzco and Urubamba Valley
• Dates: May 17-26, 2024 (Upper School Interim) Note: Friday evening departure and Sunday a.m. return to Denver
• Trip Leaders: Lisa Todd and Liza Skipwith
• Program Cost: $2445 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1400
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12 in Spanish 3 or higher
• Capacity: 12-18
• Vendor: Visions 
• Read more: detailed itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

This transformative journey offers a blend of service activities and exciting excursions. You will be based in the picturesque Urubamba Valley, nestled near Machu Picchu surrounded by snow-capped Andean peaks and vibrant Quechua traditions. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect:

• Machu Picchu Exploration: Embark on a two-day excursion to the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and immerse yourself in the wonder of ancient Incan civilization.
• Local Craft Workshops: Learn the art of local crafts, including pottery, chocolate-making, jewelry crafting, and beekeeping, all while supporting local artisans.
• Sacred Valley Discoveries: Visit the Moray and Chinchero ruins in the Sacred Valley, unlocking the secrets of Incan history and culture.
• Salineras Salt Flats Tour: Tour the Salineras salt flats, used by both ancient and contemporary Peruvians, and witness their remarkable salt-harvesting techniques.
• Community Integration: Spend an entire day with a local family in a neighboring town, gaining insights into their daily life and traditions.
• Exploration of Cuzco: Explore the ancient Incan capital of Cuzco, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture.

This experience places a strong emphasis on global connection, sustainability, and personal growth. You will be encouraged to fully engage with a completely different way of life as you actively contribute to the community through service and construction projects. This expedition combines exploration and service in one of South America's most enchanting destinations.

• Location: Quebec and Montreal
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Stephanie Turner and Kenneth Usongo
• Program Cost: $2590 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $885
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12, who are taking French
• Capacity: 16-18 students
• Vendor: Walking Tree Travel 
• Read more: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Mme. Turner, Dr. Usongo, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities.  Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada's oldest military building- the Citadelle and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des beaux arts, where you'll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the Rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you'll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills. 

It's an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these vibrant cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location: Eleuthera Island, The Bahamas
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Max Delgado and Sydney Finkbohner
• Program Cost: $1950 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1100
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12
• Capacity: 16 students
• Vendor: The Island School 
• Read more: Visiting Program
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Due to overwhelming demand last year, we present you with another opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable educational odyssey at the Island School on Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Join Ms. Fink and Mr. Delgado and prepare to step beyond your comfort zone as you immerse yourself in the world of experiential learning and exploration at one of the Caribbean's premier field research and education facilities.

 Highlights include:

• Learning about global issues: You'll explore pressing issues facing small island nations like ocean acidification and renewable energy, gaining hands-on insights into the critical environmental challenges of our time.
• Real-world field research: Last year CA students were fortunate to collaborate with scientists on initiatives involving shark tagging and combatting invasive lionfish, creating real-world impact.
• Exploring Eleuthera:  intricate caves, paddle through crystal-clear waters on kayaks, and dive into vibrant underwater ecosystems while snorkeling. 

What sets the Island School apart is its steadfast dedication to fostering leadership skills. This transformative experience at the Island School goes beyond the confines of traditional classrooms, granting you the opportunity to broaden your scientific horizons and make a meaningful impact on the world, all within the context of an extraordinary adventure.

• Location: Cuzco and Urubamba Valley
• Dates: May 17-26, 2024 (Upper School Interim) Note: Friday evening departure and Sunday a.m. return to Denver
• Trip Leaders: Lisa Todd and Liza Skipwith
• Program Cost: $2445 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1400
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12 in Spanish 3 or higher
• Capacity: 12-18
• Vendor: Visions 
• Read more: detailed itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

This transformative journey offers a blend of service activities and exciting excursions. You will be based in the picturesque Urubamba Valley, nestled near Machu Picchu surrounded by snow-capped Andean peaks and vibrant Quechua traditions. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect:

• Machu Picchu Exploration: Embark on a two-day excursion to the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and immerse yourself in the wonder of ancient Incan civilization.
• Local Craft Workshops: Learn the art of local crafts, including pottery, chocolate-making, jewelry crafting, and beekeeping, all while supporting local artisans.
• Sacred Valley Discoveries: Visit the Moray and Chinchero ruins in the Sacred Valley, unlocking the secrets of Incan history and culture.
• Salineras Salt Flats Tour: Tour the Salineras salt flats, used by both ancient and contemporary Peruvians, and witness their remarkable salt-harvesting techniques.
• Community Integration: Spend an entire day with a local family in a neighboring town, gaining insights into their daily life and traditions.
• Exploration of Cuzco: Explore the ancient Incan capital of Cuzco, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture.

This experience places a strong emphasis on global connection, sustainability, and personal growth. You will be encouraged to fully engage with a completely different way of life as you actively contribute to the community through service and construction projects. This expedition combines exploration and service in one of South America's most enchanting destinations.

• Location: Quebec and Montreal
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Stephanie Turner and Kenneth Usongo
• Program Cost: $2590 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $885
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12, who are taking French
• Capacity: 16-18 students
• Vendor: Walking Tree Travel 
• Read more: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Mme. Turner, Dr. Usongo, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities.  Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada's oldest military building- the Citadelle and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des beaux arts, where you'll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the Rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you'll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills. 

It's an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these vibrant cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location: Eleuthera Island, The Bahamas
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Max Delgado and Sydney Finkbohner
• Program Cost: $1950 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1100
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12
• Capacity: 16 students
• Vendor: The Island School 
• Read more: Visiting Program
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Due to overwhelming demand last year, we present you with another opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable educational odyssey at the Island School on Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Join Ms. Fink and Mr. Delgado and prepare to step beyond your comfort zone as you immerse yourself in the world of experiential learning and exploration at one of the Caribbean's premier field research and education facilities.

 Highlights include:

• Learning about global issues: You'll explore pressing issues facing small island nations like ocean acidification and renewable energy, gaining hands-on insights into the critical environmental challenges of our time.
• Real-world field research: Last year CA students were fortunate to collaborate with scientists on initiatives involving shark tagging and combatting invasive lionfish, creating real-world impact.
• Exploring Eleuthera:  intricate caves, paddle through crystal-clear waters on kayaks, and dive into vibrant underwater ecosystems while snorkeling. 

What sets the Island School apart is its steadfast dedication to fostering leadership skills. This transformative experience at the Island School goes beyond the confines of traditional classrooms, granting you the opportunity to broaden your scientific horizons and make a meaningful impact on the world, all within the context of an extraordinary adventure.

• Location: Cuzco and Urubamba Valley
• Dates: May 17-26, 2024 (Upper School Interim) Note: Friday evening departure and Sunday a.m. return to Denver
• Trip Leaders: Lisa Todd and Liza Skipwith
• Program Cost: $2445 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1400
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12 in Spanish 3 or higher
• Capacity: 12-18
• Vendor: Visions 
• Read more: detailed itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

This transformative journey offers a blend of service activities and exciting excursions. You will be based in the picturesque Urubamba Valley, nestled near Machu Picchu surrounded by snow-capped Andean peaks and vibrant Quechua traditions. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect:

• Machu Picchu Exploration: Embark on a two-day excursion to the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and immerse yourself in the wonder of ancient Incan civilization.
• Local Craft Workshops: Learn the art of local crafts, including pottery, chocolate-making, jewelry crafting, and beekeeping, all while supporting local artisans.
• Sacred Valley Discoveries: Visit the Moray and Chinchero ruins in the Sacred Valley, unlocking the secrets of Incan history and culture.
• Salineras Salt Flats Tour: Tour the Salineras salt flats, used by both ancient and contemporary Peruvians, and witness their remarkable salt-harvesting techniques.
• Community Integration: Spend an entire day with a local family in a neighboring town, gaining insights into their daily life and traditions.
• Exploration of Cuzco: Explore the ancient Incan capital of Cuzco, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture.

This experience places a strong emphasis on global connection, sustainability, and personal growth. You will be encouraged to fully engage with a completely different way of life as you actively contribute to the community through service and construction projects. This expedition combines exploration and service in one of South America's most enchanting destinations.

• Location: Quebec and Montreal
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Stephanie Turner and Kenneth Usongo
• Program Cost: $2590 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $885
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12, who are taking French
• Capacity: 16-18 students
• Vendor: Walking Tree Travel 
• Read more: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Mme. Turner, Dr. Usongo, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities.  Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada's oldest military building- the Citadelle and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des beaux arts, where you'll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the Rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you'll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills. 

It's an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these vibrant cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location: Eleuthera Island, The Bahamas
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Max Delgado and Sydney Finkbohner
• Program Cost: $1950 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1100
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12
• Capacity: 16 students
• Vendor: The Island School 
• Read more: Visiting Program
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Due to overwhelming demand last year, we present you with another opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable educational odyssey at the Island School on Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Join Ms. Fink and Mr. Delgado and prepare to step beyond your comfort zone as you immerse yourself in the world of experiential learning and exploration at one of the Caribbean's premier field research and education facilities.

 Highlights include:

• Learning about global issues: You'll explore pressing issues facing small island nations like ocean acidification and renewable energy, gaining hands-on insights into the critical environmental challenges of our time.
• Real-world field research: Last year CA students were fortunate to collaborate with scientists on initiatives involving shark tagging and combatting invasive lionfish, creating real-world impact.
• Exploring Eleuthera:  intricate caves, paddle through crystal-clear waters on kayaks, and dive into vibrant underwater ecosystems while snorkeling. 

What sets the Island School apart is its steadfast dedication to fostering leadership skills. This transformative experience at the Island School goes beyond the confines of traditional classrooms, granting you the opportunity to broaden your scientific horizons and make a meaningful impact on the world, all within the context of an extraordinary adventure.

• Location: Cuzco and Urubamba Valley
• Dates: May 17-26, 2024 (Upper School Interim) Note: Friday evening departure and Sunday a.m. return to Denver
• Trip Leaders: Lisa Todd and Liza Skipwith
• Program Cost: $2445 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1400
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12 in Spanish 3 or higher
• Capacity: 12-18
• Vendor: Visions 
• Read more: detailed itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

This transformative journey offers a blend of service activities and exciting excursions. You will be based in the picturesque Urubamba Valley, nestled near Machu Picchu surrounded by snow-capped Andean peaks and vibrant Quechua traditions. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect:

• Machu Picchu Exploration: Embark on a two-day excursion to the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and immerse yourself in the wonder of ancient Incan civilization.
• Local Craft Workshops: Learn the art of local crafts, including pottery, chocolate-making, jewelry crafting, and beekeeping, all while supporting local artisans.
• Sacred Valley Discoveries: Visit the Moray and Chinchero ruins in the Sacred Valley, unlocking the secrets of Incan history and culture.
• Salineras Salt Flats Tour: Tour the Salineras salt flats, used by both ancient and contemporary Peruvians, and witness their remarkable salt-harvesting techniques.
• Community Integration: Spend an entire day with a local family in a neighboring town, gaining insights into their daily life and traditions.
• Exploration of Cuzco: Explore the ancient Incan capital of Cuzco, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture.

This experience places a strong emphasis on global connection, sustainability, and personal growth. You will be encouraged to fully engage with a completely different way of life as you actively contribute to the community through service and construction projects. This expedition combines exploration and service in one of South America's most enchanting destinations.

• Location: Quebec and Montreal
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Stephanie Turner and Kenneth Usongo
• Program Cost: $2590 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $885
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12, who are taking French
• Capacity: 16-18 students
• Vendor: Walking Tree Travel 
• Read more: Detailed Itinerary
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Embark on an enthralling journey of French language immersion and cultural discovery as we venture to the vibrant cities of Quebec and Montreal. This interim program offers a profound exploration of the rich heritage, history, and modern dynamics of these captivating Canadian destinations. 

Guided by the expertise of Mme. Turner, Dr. Usongo, your itinerary transcends the ordinary, unveiling hidden local treasures and fostering meaningful connections within welcoming communities.  Highlights include:

• Old Port of Montreal Markets: Wander through the lively markets at the old port of Montreal, where a world of flavors, crafts, and culture awaits your exploration.
• Chutes Montmorency Adventure: Stand in awe of the breathtaking beauty of Chutes Montmorency, a magnificent Quebec waterfall, as you immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region.
• French Language Immersion: Elevate your language skills with engaging classes led by native speakers, providing an immersive cultural experience.
• Architectural Marvels: Journey through time as you explore Canada's oldest military building- the Citadelle and other architectural wonders, each revealing the fascinating history of the region.
• Musée des Beaux Arts Tour: Embark on an enlightening tour of the Musée des beaux arts, where you'll not only marvel at exceptional art but also revel in breathtaking vistas of the St. Lawrence River.

In this cultural journey, the emphasis is on delving deeper into the Rich cultural mosaic of Quebec and Montreal, where you'll find ample opportunities to practice and enhance your French language skills. 

It's an immersive experience that promises to enrich your understanding of these vibrant cities and leave you with lasting memories of cultural immersion and linguistic growth.

• Location: Eleuthera Island, The Bahamas
• Dates: May 18-25, 2024 (Upper School Interim)
• Trip Leaders: Max Delgado and Sydney Finkbohner
• Program Cost: $1950 (includes $500 Interim credit)
• Airfare estimate: $1100
• Eligibility: Upper School students - Grades 9-12
• Capacity: 16 students
• Vendor: The Island School 
• Read more: Visiting Program
• Initial Application due Tuesday, October 3.

Due to overwhelming demand last year, we present you with another opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable educational odyssey at the Island School on Eleuthera in the Bahamas. Join Ms. Fink and Mr. Delgado and prepare to step beyond your comfort zone as you immerse yourself in the world of experiential learning and exploration at one of the Caribbean's premier field research and education facilities.

 Highlights include:

• Learning about global issues: You'll explore pressing issues facing small island nations like ocean acidification and renewable energy, gaining hands-on insights into the critical environmental challenges of our time.
• Real-world field research: Last year CA students were fortunate to collaborate with scientists on initiatives involving shark tagging and combatting invasive lionfish, creating real-world impact.
• Exploring Eleuthera:  intricate caves, paddle through crystal-clear waters on kayaks, and dive into vibrant underwater ecosystems while snorkeling. 

What sets the Island School apart is its steadfast dedication to fostering leadership skills. This transformative experience at the Island School goes beyond the confines of traditional classrooms, granting you the opportunity to broaden your scientific horizons and make a meaningful impact on the world, all within the context of an extraordinary adventure.