High School Outdoor Education Programs in United States

20 Outdoor Education Programs in United States for High School Students
Travel For Teens
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Live out the last days of summer in the Golden State and Grand Canyon! We’ll begin our journey in the star-studded city of Los Angeles. Stroll the Walk of Fame in Hollywood and admire the city lights at sunset from Griffith Observatory. Hang out in Venice Beach and ride the ferris wheel at the Santa Monica Pier. In San Diego, hang ten as you learn to surf at one of the city’s most famous beaches and kayak through secret caves in La Jolla while looking out for sea lions. On our way to the Grand Canyon State of Arizona, we’ll make a pitstop in Nevada in the vibrant city of Las Vegas. Ride the High Roller ferris wheel and enjoy a delicious feast at an interactive dinner show! There’s no downtown in America quite like the Las Vegas Strip! The flashing lights and fountains complement the high energy of Vegas. No better way to end this road trip through some of the most famous places in America than at one of the seven natural wonders of the world: the Grand Canyon. See it for yourself and try to envision how the Colorado River created such a masterpiece over hundreds of thousands of years. Using Flagstaff as our home base, we’ll also travel to Page, Arizona to see hidden gems!
See All 3 ProgramsGoEco - Top Volunteer Organization
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GoEco is one of the world’s top volunteer organizations, with award-winning and ethical programs selected by sustainable travel experts. Since 2006, tens of thousands of volunteers have taken part in projects and internships worldwide, focusing on wildlife and marine conservation, education, and medical initiatives. GoEco operates in over 50 countries, providing unique cultural immersive experiences that aim to make a positive impact on the environment and society. The organization also offers internships and academic programs for students. GoEco provides safe and meaningful experiences while promoting sustainable travel and reducing carbon emissions.
Abbey Road Programs
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The Young Diplomat Academy, a 2-week program, is ideal for students looking for an authentic pre-college experience and are interested in International Relations, International Business and Finance, Global and Environmental Studies, Global Leadership, and developing public speaking skills. Each day focuses on a new and exciting global issue. You will examine the state of international relations and global politics, learn the fundamental issues affecting tomorrow’s international businesses and entrepreneurs, and address challenges to national security and environmental stability brought about by globalization and global climate change. Students live at Suffolk University, right near the Boston Commons, have most meals in the dining hall, and take classes on Suffolk's campus. They may use the weight room and have access to swimming and basketball at a nearby facility. On weekdays, we give them the option to tour nearby colleges including Harvard University, Boston University, Tufts, Boston College, MIT, and Northeastern. In their free time during the week and on weekends, we offer a wide array of activities such as a tour of Fenway Park and comedy shows.
See All 4 ProgramsRustic Pathways
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Explore diverse travel experiences in the USA! Rustic Pathways’ USA programs are designed to offer students impactful and adventurous experiences close to home. From immersing yourself in vibrant local cultures to engaging in meaningful community service, these programs are perfect for developing leadership skills and broadening perspectives. Whether you’re helping rebuild communities in New Orleans or exploring the pristine waters of Hawaii through surf and snorkel adventures, each program is packed with opportunities for growth, connection, and unforgettable memories. Surf, Snorkel, and Service in Hawaii – Join local organizations in preserving Hawaii's biodiversity and enjoy activities like hiking, beach relaxation, and surfing in your free time. Rebuilding New Orleans – Work with local organizations to rebuild homes and join community-building initiatives.
Putney Student Travel
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Yellowstone’s geothermal wonders, vast valleys, and iconic wildlife make it the ultimate outdoor photography classroom. This summer, build your skills with professional photographers and a wildlife expert as you capture bison grazing on open plains, geysers erupting into the sky, and stars glittering over rugged peaks. Learn composition, lighting, motion, and night photography, then bring your images into the digital darkroom for editing and critique. Explore geyser basins, hike to sweeping overlooks, and raft the Yellowstone River—all while creating a curated portfolio that showcases your artistic growth and the natural magic of America’s first national park.
See All 2 ProgramsWestcoast Connection
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The Florida Keys is a chain of tropical islands off the state's southern tip. They are home to some of the most incredible marine and wildlife species in the U.S. In this student community service and environmental stewardship program, you'll make a difference by helping restore coral nurseries, preserving the marine environment, learning about shark conservation efforts, and much more! You’ll also learn how to protect biodiversity and ocean life through partnerships with the scientific community. This Florida Keys student trip uses a service-learning framework. Our staff provides guidance and reflection on the impact of our work. Beautiful beaches and laid-back island vibes are just a bonus to this community service and career experience. By the time of your final evening together, you will be a close-knit group, wishing you could prolong your stay to help even more!
See All 4 ProgramsARCC Programs
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Take off on an epic 14-day adventure along the California coast, focusing on marine biology and conservation. Dive into the wonders of the Pacific Ocean as you explore tidepools, kayak amongst sea otters, and snorkel in the majestic kelp forests of the Channel Islands National Park. Experience the thrill of whale watching at the Farallon Islands and learn to catch a wave on northern California’s iconic surf breaks. Hike the breathtaking cliffs of Big Sur and interact with marine life at the renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium. Engage in conservation and science education programs along the coast, and learn about the care of injured and rehabilitation of marine mammals and wildlife. This journey doesn't just deepen your understanding of marine ecosystems but also builds essential skills in environmental stewardship, fostering a lifelong appreciation for the ocean and its conservation.
See All 2 ProgramsGMG United
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This sports camp brings international athletes ages 13 to 18 together for high-quality tennis development, daily training sessions, and an immersive cultural experience. All training is delivered in partnership with Galindo Tennis Academy, one of the region’s top training environments for junior players. Athletes train with certified coaches in a structured program focusing on technique, footwork, tactical awareness, match play, and physical conditioning. Each session is designed to help players improve rapidly while gaining confidence on and off the court. Participants stay in safe and comfortable accommodations organized by GMG United. Options include vetted host families, Airbnbs, or hotels, depending on the group and program week. All accommodations offer supervision, meals, and a supportive environment for international students. Outside of training, students enjoy excursions, cultural activities, and group events in the Tampa, Lakeland, or Orlando area. This camp is perfect for athletes seeking elite coaching, meaningful friendships, and a memorable introduction to the U.S. tennis pathway.
The Road Less Traveled
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Our wolf conservation and adventure program takes place in the mountains of Colorado. We partner with a wolf sanctuary on important conservation efforts, including activities that directly affect and improve the lives of the 30 resident wolves. This unique experience allows participants to learn about these magnificent animals, have face-to-face interactions with them, and help a truly brilliant cause. When not hanging with the wolves, we explore the range of adventurous scenery that Colorado is famous for! Call of the Wild is an old RLT favorite and an experience you will not forget! Program Includes: Animal Care and Rehabilitation, Community Service, Explore, Hike, Rock Climb, Whitewater Raft, Wolf Conservation Service Hours: 20-30 Sessions: Multiple session dates - Check out our website for dates and full trip details!
Wilbraham And Monson Academy
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Wilbraham & Monson Academy (WMA) offers an engaging and comprehensive Middle School Program designed for international students aged 11-14. Located in Massachusetts, WMA provides a supportive and challenging academic environment that prepares students for success in high school and beyond. The Middle School Program, 6th to 8th grade, emphasizes intellectual curiosity, personal growth, and a global perspective. Core subjects Include English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, History, and World Languages. And Extracurricular activities include sports, arts, and Clubs and Organizations. WMA focuses on the all-round development of students, encouraging academic excellence, athletic participation, artistic expression, and social responsibility. Learn from highly qualified and dedicated teachers who are committed to student success. Beautiful Campus: Experience life on a picturesque New England campus with state-of-the-art facilities. Embark on an enriching educational journey with Wilbraham & Monson Academy's Middle School Program. Apply now to join a vibrant community of learners and lay the foundation for a successful future!
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