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Close-Up Trip to Washington, DC
Informational Meeting
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Introduction About the Foundation About the Trip Founded in 1971
Over 650,000 Participants About the Trip Monument Visits Embassy Visits Workshops Study Visits Seminars Domestic Policy Debates Large Group Simulation Congress and Capitol Hill
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What’s Included? Dates: Cost: Includes: Mid-Winter/February Break
Feb 19th to 24th, 2017 Cost: $ (based on 20 students) Includes: Airfare Lodging Meals Activities
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“PCEP Trip Fee” Metro Pass Washington Monument or Ford’s Theatre
$10 Washington Monument or Ford’s Theatre $2 T-Shirt $15 (add $10 for long sleeve) Sub Fees $30 Total $57
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Additional Costs Checked Baggage 2-3 Meals Freeday Tours Lunch Sunday
Lunch Friday Dinner Friday (?) Freeday Tours Various Museums (if selected)
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Safety Precautions Safety Precautions Supervision
Contact Info School Rules Sleeping Arrangements Supervision At All Times Close-Up Staff
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Chaperones One Teacher from PCCS for Every 10-15 students
Close-Up Program Instructors
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Program Instructors Close-Up Instructors College Educated
All Have Degrees in Related Fields Extensive Training
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What Teachers Do? Lead Student Groups Attend Professional Development
Free Days Capital Hill Day Attend Professional Development Workshops Seminars Tours Guest Speakers
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Accommodations Flight: Hotels Early Arrival/Late Departure
Key Bridge Marriott Sheraton in Crystal City Crowne Plaza in Crystal City Hayatt in Crystal City
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The Weather in DC Usually Mid-50s in February
Check the Weather Channel
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Program Highlights Varies by Year No Promises Can’t Do Everything!
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Program Highlights Capitol Hill Day White House Tour Embassy Visits
Capitol Building Tours House and Senate Gallery Legislative Meetings— Congressional Representatives Committee Meetings Supreme Court Library of Congress White House Tour Embassy Visits Arlington National Cemetery
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Program Highlights Museums Smithsonian Newseum Holocaust Museum
Modern American Air and Space Natural History National Gallery of Art The Castle Others? Newseum Holocaust Museum National Archives
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Program Highlights Monuments Lincoln Memorial Jefferson Memorial
FDR Memorial Washington Monument MLK Memorial War Memorials (WWII, Vietnam, Iwo Jima, ect)
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Debates Debates Current Issues Domestic Policy Foreign Policy
Mock Congress
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“Free Day” Students Choose Potential Options: International Spy Museum
Bureau of Engraving and Printing Ford’s Theater (and House where Lincoln Died) J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building National Aquarium Washington National Cathedral Top of Washington Monument Ice Skating in the Sculpture Garden
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Social Events Nightly Free Time “Night on the Town”
Farewell Dinner and Dance
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Student Testimonials
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College Credit University of Virginia Requirements
“Democracy in Action” Requirements Tuition Fee Write a satisfactory research paper on a key public policy topic
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Text Message Reminders
For Information Text: or 81010 Message: @pcepdc17
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Email List Most Communication Through Email Upon Registering
You Will Receive an by October 10th If you do not, please me: Subject Line: Close-Up Participant
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Update Enrollment Make a Payment
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Financial Aid Interest Form Due: Notification Date:
Thursday, September 27th, 2016 Notification Date: Within 1 to 2 Days
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Important Dates First Payment Due: Second Payment Due:
September 28th, 2016 Second Payment Due: November 10th, 2016 Final Payment Due: December 15th, 2016
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Fundraising USA Hockey Homecoming Banner Contest
Sell $400 in Tickets, you keep $200 Homecoming Banner Contest Winner Earns $150
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Fundraising See Packet Online for a Longer List Teacher Lunches
Community Service Politicians (donations) Civic Organizations Candy Sales Popsicles Bowling Red Wings Tigers Bake Sale Entertainment Books PartyLite Candle Sales Fundraising Internship?
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