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Travel Courses
Albuquerque: From Pueblos to the Nuclear Age
HSTX909
This course encompasses the study of Southwestern tribes, exploration of prehistoric beginnings in the area, and the influence of nuclear energy. Several museums, a walking tour of Old Town, and storytelling are included in the three (3)-unit portion. A photo essay and trip to the Pueblo of Acoma are added to earn the additional unit of credit.
Cambria: The Beautiful Land
HSTX911
Experience historic and beautiful Cambria, California. Tour Hearst Castle, read from the most recent and complete text on this most impressive landmark, and hear from local residents their firsthand accounts of this tiny and timeless seaside town. Course also includes a visit to San Miguel Archangel Mission and other areas of the beautiful San Luis Obispo County.
Carmel: Home to Paradise
HSTX999
This course traces the whimsical and sometimes hilarious history of the art colony of Carmel, California from the days of a dirt main street and abalone beach parties to the modern, chic destination vacation spot for tourists. Learn why the houses have no street numbers and why there still is no mail delivery, as well as learn about the many famous people who have worked and played there. A visit to the Robinson Jefferson house is included.
Grand Canyon Country
HSTX905
This course includes a visit to the majestic Grand Canyon in Arizona to study its geology, history, and development. Ancient Indian cultures are included in the study, plus a visit to the exciting Northern Arizona Museum in Flagstaff and the historic Riordan Mansion.
Great-Falls: Russell Country
ARTX901
Examine the rich Indian culture of this area of Montana including the biography and full life of a Sioux warrior who reputedly killed Custer at Little Big Horn. Part of the study is through the eyes of artist Charles M. Russell. Included is a taped interview with the artist’s son. The one-credit portion includes a visit to the Lewis & Clark Historical Trail Interpretive Center.
Hawaiians: Discover Maui
HSTX902
Examine the rich history of Maui and its varied culture. Visit Haleakala National Park and Haleakala Crater on Maui. Students also experience the beautiful and unique plants and flowers of the Island.
Historic London
HSTX945
Beginning with the first settlement of Londinium to modern times, this course is designed to give you an appreciation of the rich history and culture of London. You explore its palaces, castles, jewels, and its medieval past. Also, Great Britain, as a whole, is studied for a more complete overview. No on-site visits are required in the three-credit section. The optional one credit takes an exceptional, personal look at the home and museum of Sherlock Holmes in London by means of on-site visits to those locations.
Historic San Francisco
HSTX926
Acquaints the teacher with the rich history and culture of San Francisco, dating back to the Spanish era. The city’s role in the Gold Rush, the earthquake of 1906, the cable car era, and the San Francisco Mint are highlights of the three-unit course. The one-unit portion explores the stirring and infamous isle of Alcatraz.
Icons of Freedom: The Statue of Liberty
HSTX9018
The Statue of Liberty is one of the most recognizable icons of the U.S. worldwide and, for many, represents liberty and escape from oppression. The Statue of Liberty was, from 1886 until the jet age, often one of the first glimpses of the United States for millions of immigrants after ocean voyages from Europe. This course requires personal visits to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island for a stirring, first-hand look at our Nation’s most significant symbols of freedom.
Jack London: A Visit to Glen Ellen
ENGX902
This course takes you to famed author Jack London’s ranch, his gravesite, and places in the Glen Ellen area which he so loved and wrote about. Also included is a complete study guide for teaching one of his most famous novels, Call of the Wild.
