The 8th grade trip takes students and their parents to Atlanta to visit important historical sites in the fight for African American civil rights. By the end of the trip, we will have a deeper understanding of why Jews—as a people who have known oppression—must care and act when others are oppressed. Highlights include:
All students must be accompanied by a parent.
“The 8th grade Civil Rights Trip was truly an eye-opening tour that broadened our knowledge and strengthened our resolve to support human equality and justice. The itinerary was very thoughtful, and we found each experience valuable and meaningful. Thank you again for enriching our lives!” —Alice, Michael, Ava and Sarah
(Save the dates: March 14-17, 2023)
This four-day trip typically takes place in March, leaving on a Thursday and returning on Sunday. There will also be a few pre-trip sessions for parents and students.
Registration includes hotels, transportation, admission to the various sites, and most meals (entree and soft drink/juice). Food while en route to and from Atlanta, transportation to the airport, souvenirs, and appetizers and desserts are not included—some spending money is recommended. The total cost of the trip depends on the number of participants.
Registration materials and deposit are typically due by the Friday before Thanksgiving.