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Fort Ticonderoga Teacher Institute 2027

A week-long residential institute for twelve teachers exploring the American Revolution through Fort Ticonderoga's document and artifact collection, organized around five themes: Power of Place; Subject, Citizens, Service; Revolutionary Possibilities; Manufacturing Independence; and Shaping Nations, Forging Identities. Lecture-based discussions with visiting scholars, immersive and behind-the-scenes experiences, and classroom applications. Open by application to elementary, middle and high-school teachers (public, charter, independent, religious and homeschool) from all 50 states; scholarships are provided for accepted teachers.

Date & time
Sun · Jul 11–16, 2027 · Time TBC
Venue
Fort Ticonderoga
Ticonderoga, NY
Organizer
Fort Ticonderoga
Fort Ticonderoga
Price
Scholarships for accepted teachers

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