06/19/2026
πΊπΈ Spartans Explore History in Washington, D.C. & Williamsburg! πΊπΈ
Our students recently returned from an unforgettable educational journey through some of our nation's most significant historical sites in Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg, Virginia!
Throughout the week, students had the opportunity to bring their classroom learning to life as they explored museums, monuments, and landmarks that have shaped American history.
Highlights from the trip included:
β Visiting the Smithsonian National Museum of American History
β Touring the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial
β Exploring George Washington's home at Mount Vernon
β Walking through Arlington National Cemetery
β Taking in breathtaking views from the Capital Wheel at National Harbor
β Enjoying a special Capitol Tour led by Abby, a Bentonville High School graduate and University of Arkansas student intern
β Visiting the Library of Congress and the National Archives
β Experiencing living history at Jamestown Settlement and Colonial Williamsburg
β Reflecting on the lessons of history at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
β Discovering innovation and exploration at the National Air and Space Museum
From the founding of our nation to the challenges and triumphs that have shaped our country, students gained a deeper appreciation for America's rich heritage while creating memories that will last a lifetime.
We are grateful for the teachers, chaperones, and families who helped make this incredible learning experience possible. What an amazing opportunity for our Spartans to walk through history and see firsthand the places they've studied in the classroom!
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