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File #: 1920183   
Type: Agenda Item Status: Passed
File created: 9/26/2019 In control: School Board
On agenda: 10/8/2019 Final action: 10/8/2019
Title: Approval of Key Largo School Out of State Field Trip to Washington, DC
Attachments: 1. KLS-Out of State Field Trip.pdf

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Approval of Key Largo School Out of State Field Trip to Washington, DC

 

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BACKGROUND INFORMATION

40th Annual Safety Patrol Trip to Washington DC.  This trip has no costs for the school or district. The students will raise all funds during the school year. Each student will raise 51846 to cover train transport from Miamito DC, airfare from DC to Miami, a coach bus for transport while in DC, hotel for 5 nights in Arlington, bus transportation from KLS to Amtrak station and from MIA back to KLS, subway fare, admission to sites, breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks for 5 days. The trip accommodates 40 students and 8 chaperones, at least 2 of which wil! be Monroe County School employees.

Students do research for a written report, oral report, and build a model, then travel to DC to experience the topics hands on. While in DC, the students will act as our tour guides, giving oral reports as we travel to each place. They will also complete a scavenger hunt, leading them to particular items of interest previously studied. They will also meet with our current State Representative at the Capitol building for a question/answer session and a group photo. The purpose of the trip is to expose students to historical places and the daily workings of our Nation's Capital. Essentially, it will serve as a review and reinforcement of the 5th grade Social

 

BUDGET INFORMATION

Item Budgeted? N/A

 

Contract Purpose / Description: 40th Annual Safety Patrol Trip to Washington DC

 

Contract Originator:

Laura Lietaert, Principal, Key Largo School

Theresa Axford, Executive Director, Teaching and Learning

 

Board Meeting Date:  October 8, 2019

 

RECOMMENDATION

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Approval of Key Largo School Out of State Field Trip to Washington, DC