7th Grade Trip 
Students begin their Protocol training in 7th grade with an introduction to proper etiquette in different situations, particularly in various types of museum settings. This trip combines all that they have learned in Protocol with their Civics curriculum. It is an exciting way to build community, too!
This trip to Nashville includes a tour of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, the State Capitol building, and the TN History Museum.
This trip allows students to:
- Learn more about the topic discussed in Civics.
- Practice appropriate etiquette for touring a museum
- Experience riding together on a Coach Bus with appropriate etiquette
- Develop a bond with their classmates through a common experience outside of the classroom.
How much does the trip cost?
NOTHING! All costs are included in tuition.
Round-trip Travel
Transportation while in Nashville
Entrance Fees
Guides
All Meals
8
th Grade Trip
As a culmination of previous studies, our 8th grade students take a trip to America’s capital, Washington D.C. During their time in D.C., our students are able to further their study of the inner-workings of American government that started in 7th grade. The trip will be organized through Worldstrides, the nation’s premier educational travel organization dedicated to providing safe and fun learning programs specifically designed for Christian schools.
How much does the trip cost?
NOTHING! All costs are included in tuition.
Round-trip Travel
Transportation while in D.C.
Hotel Accommodations
Entrance Fees
Guides
All Meals
10th Grade Trip
Our 10th grade students take a trip to Arkansas to learn about our nation's history, to view and discuss art, and to enjoy some fun in the great outdoors. During their time in Arkansas, our students visit the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and learn how the modern age was shaped during President Clinton's tenure in the White House. They then head across town to Little Rock Central High School, and learn about the political and social temperature of 1957 when the Little Rock Nine became the first African American students to attend Central High School.
Then they travel to Bentonville and the renowned Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art where they spend an evening and the following morning touring and walking the museum grounds. Finally, it's off to Blanchard Springs and a night of camping under the stars! The following day they tour the Blanchard Springs Cavern, and enjoy some fun and fellowship outdoors.
How much does the trip cost?
NOTHING! All costs are included in tuition.
Round-trip Travel
Hotel & Camping Accommodations
Entrance Fees
Guides
Meals except for one travel dinner
Capstone Trip
On the Capstone Trip seniors have the opportunity to take their education beyond the classroom. During this 10 day trip to Italy, students visit Rome, Orvieto, Assisi, Siena, and Florence to learn about 2000 years of history, and Christianity’s impact upon it, while standing in the places where it was made. By immersing our students into a culture that is not their own, we hope to cultivate the love of learning that Westminster strives to teach. This trip also gives our students the chance to make concrete connections with all that they’ve learned throughout their time in school. By bringing students to the places where history was made, we hope our students recognize the power and sovereignty of our God across the world.
Since we believe that this trip is an important part of the Westminster Experience the cost of the trip is covered in tuition.
This includes:
Round-trip airfare
Transportation
Hotel accommodations
Entrance Fees
Guides
Breakfast
3/4’s of dinners