Student Visit Request | National Center for the Preservation of Democracy

Submitted by alexb on Thu, 2006-06-15 22:59.

Please fill out the form below. National Center staff will contact you to follow up with your request.

Student group visits are available by appointment only (appointments must be made at least 3 weeks in advance). Student visits to Fighting for Democracy average approximately 2 1/2 hours, depending on activity and teacher facilitation. Group accommodation is based on availability and is assigned on a first-come-first-served basis. The National Center currently requests that all educators attend a professional development workshop session prior to their visit.

Your Contact Information

First Name:*

Last Name:*

Your Job Function/Title:*

Your School/Organization:*

Subjects Taught:

Grades Taught:

E-Mail:*

Phone Number:*

Mailing Address:*

Street:*

Suite/Apt/Unit:

City:*

State:*

Zip:*

Best Times to Contact You:

Preferred Contact Method:

Please send me the Fighting for Democracy educator resource.

Educator Training Dates and Times

Prior to your student group visit, you must attend one of our free professional development workshops.:

Select Your Preferred Educator Training Date:

Number of Educators to Attend:

I‘ve already attended a National Center professional development workshop.

Student Visit Information

Number of Students:*

Student Group Grade Level:*

Number of Chaperons:*

minimum 1 chaperon per 20 students

How do you plan to use the exhibition to enhance your students’ learning?:

Special Requests:

examples: accessibility concerns, space and equipment requests, etc.

Additional Information:

Request a Date and Time For the Student Visit

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Month:*

Date:*

Year:*

Time:*

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