Students will take a journey through time, exploring the rich history of Clinton, Tennessee. This engaging session highlights the area’s role in shaping the region and key historical events that provide insight into our shared past.

A visit to this meaningful memorial offers students an opportunity to reflect on the courage and contributions of first responders and members of the six branches of our military. Through guided discussions and storytelling, including the inspiring tale of Welles Crowther, the man in the red bandana, we connect history to the values of service and sacrifice.

Tailored to a fourth-grade curriculum but designed for everyone, this activity combines hands on challenges, mentor guidance, and recording your goals. Students will climb Aspiration Mountain, where they’ll engage in team-building activities and reflect on the importance of setting and achieving personal and academic goals.

Curriculum-Aligned Content: Each experience is designed to meet educational standards, ensuring relevance to classroom learning.

Interactive Learning: Students don’t just learn; they engage through hands-on activities, engaging stories, and guided exploration.

Outdoor Exploration: Foster curiosity and teamwork as students immerse themselves in nature and history.

Duration: Field trips typically last 3–4 hours, but we can adjust to fit your schedule.

Cost: $7 per student.

Availability: Field trips are offered Monday–Thursday with morning and afternoon options.