Walk in the footsteps of our historic leaders.
Close Up’s Washington, DC and Williamsburg Program option gives students the best of both worlds: four action-packed days in the nation’s capital, plus one day in Colonial Williamsburg! In DC students get to witness democracy first-hand, and while in Colonial Williamsburg they examine how the colonists shaped American ideas about rights, democracy, and limited government. Guided by our highly-trained instructors, students have the opportunity to:
Participation in a Close Up program requires parent or guardian approval for any participants under 18 years of age.
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Watch history come to life with this ultimate, hands-on DC experience!
Learn More >Explore the inspiring landmarks, monuments, and memorials in these two iconic cities!
Learn More >Enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience in DC and other historic sites on the East Coast with this fully-customizable program.
Learn More >Experience the excitement of the next Presidential Election and Inauguration first-hand in Washington, DC!
Learn More >Journey through American history by exploring these significant U.S. cities.
Learn More >Discuss the evolution of American democracy with visits to two of our nation’s most historic cities.
Learn More >Experience American history up close with visits to the nation’s capital and this Civil War battlefield.
Learn More >Explore American history in-depth with this journey through the East Coast’s most notable cities.
Learn More >Discover our nation’s diverse heritage on this DC program geared to immigrant and migrant students.
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and use this as a part of my school’s requirement that students take action on issues of local, national, and international importance.
Close Up is a positive experience for students…
seeing themselves as having the power to influence the democratic process.
I think Close Up’s virtual program is an amazing experience…
Close Up brought me CLOSER to politics…
the entire notion no longer seemed obscure. I became very involved in politics on the local and national level.