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Request Form
2010-2011 REGISTRATION PROCESS
A completed request form must be received by our Education Department in order to process and confirm your field trip. You will receive confirmation of your registration by email within 10-15 business days.

Request forms are processed in the order in which they are received and according to availability. We will try our best to fill your request but cannot make any guarantees. Please provide us with at least three weeks’ notice in advance of your requested date.
 
  • PLEASE NOTE: Your field trip date is not confirmed until you receive a formal confirmation letter via email.

 

  • To book a field trip, there is a 10 student minimum. The maximum number of students allowed depends on the tour option you choose:

 

  In Our Voices   Grades 7-12   160 students max
  Become a Witness   Grades 6 and above   80 students max
  Memory, History, Culture   Grades 5 and above   60 students max
  Take a Stand   Grades 3 and above   60 students max 
 
 
 
 
    
  • If you have more than the maximum number of students, you will need to arrange multiple trips. Please fill out one request form for each proposed visit.

 

 

School Information

School Name  
School Address  
City  
State    
Zip  
Main Phone ex. 123-456-7890
Grade Level of School  
     

Contact Information

First Name  
Last Name  
Job Title/Role Within School (optional)
Email  
*Email will be primary mode of communication
Work Phone ex. 123-456-7890
Home Phone (optional)
Cell Phone (optional)
Will you be accompanying your students on this field trip?
Yes
No
If no, please provide alternate contact info (email, work phone): (optional)
Name
Email
Work Phone
     

Visitor Information

 
Grade Level of Class  
Subject Taught (optional)
Type of School  
What type of transportation will you be using?  
Bus  
Private vehicles or vans  

We will schedule one docent for every 20 students. Payment is required for the minimum number of students in a size range. We cannot guarantee space for additional students beyond that size range. Please refer to our field trip policy for more details.

Ticket Type
Quantity
Admission Fee
Students
(refer to tour maximums below)
$5 (2010)
$6 (2011)
Chaperones FREE, 1 per 10 required
$15, additional adults
Extra Medical/Behavioral Aides FREE

Note: We require 1 chaperone (21 or older) for every 10 students. No exceptions can be made.
     
Students' Special Needs
(optional)
Students' Background Preparation Prior to Trip
(i.e. topics studied, books read, films watched)
Teacher's Goal(s)
for Field Trip
(optional)
     

Time & Date of Visit

Note: It is not always possible to accommodate your first choice. Request forms are processed in the order they are received and according to availability.

Please choose from the following field trip options. You may check more than one time to indicate flexible availability. Timeframes listed are firm and cannot be changed.


IMPORTANT! To avoid rescheduling or cancellation, please check your school's calendar for holidays, test dates, late arrival/early dismissal, teacher in-services, etc. before requesting your field trip. Deposits are non-refundable.
     

1st Choice Date & Time

Date:

 

Tour:

In Our Voices (Grades 7-12)
Become a Witness (Grades 6+)
Memory, History, Culture (Grades 5+)
Take a Stand (Grades 3+)
160 students max
80 students max
60 students max
60 students max

Time:

In Our Voices






Become a Witness




Memory, History, Culture





Take a Stand



 
 

2nd Choice Date & Time

Date:

 

Tour:

In Our Voices (Grades 7-12)
Become a Witness (Grades 6+)
Memory, History, Culture (Grades 5+)
Take a Stand (Grades 3+)
160 students max
80 students max
60 students max
60 students max

Time:

In Our Voices






Become a Witness




Memory, History, Culture





Take a Stand



 
 

3rd Choice Date & Time

Date:

 

Tour:

In Our Voices (Grades 7-12)
Become a Witness (Grades 6+)
Memory, History, Culture (Grades 5+)
Take a Stand (Grades 3+)
160 students max
80 students max
60 students max
60 students max

Time:

In Our Voices






Become a Witness




Memory, History, Culture





Take a Stand



 
     

Student Dining Hall

The Student Dining Hall is booked on a first-come, first-served basis, based on availability. Students must bring disposable, brown-bag lunches; meals are not available for purchase.

For most tours, the lunchroom is reserved before or after your docent-led tour for 20 minutes and is not included in the tour times listed.

Please check here if you would like to reserve the Student Dining Hall.
Time Restrictions
(Arrival/Departure)
 
 

Payment Method

IHMEC requires a non-refundable $50 deposit to hold your scheduled field trip, due within 14 days of receiving your field trip confirmation, or immediately if your field trip date is less than 30 days away. This deposit will be applied toward the cost of your trip.

How do you plan to pay your deposit?
Credit Card (online)  
Check (by mail)  
     

IHMEC Information

How did you hear about IHMEC Field Trip Tour Program?
Colleague  
Teacher training workshop  
Summer Institutes  
IHMEC email  
Search engine  
Educator resource fair (list below)
 
Other  
     
     
I have read and agree to IHMEC's Field Trips policy. I will follow instructions given in the Pre-Visit Information sheets.
     
   

In Our Voices (Grades 7-12)

Explore the history of the Holocaust by taking an inquiry-based walk through our Karkomi Permanent Exhibition. Investigate the experiences of Holocaust survivors, witnesses, resistors, and rescuers through artifacts and testimony. Analyze the human and moral implications of individual choice, responsibility, and memory through connecting galleries and themes. Discover what influences our decision to act as bystanders or upstanders.

Your tour may also include stops in other Museum exhibitions:

  • Temporary Exhibition
  • Make a Difference: Miller Family Youth Exhibition
  • Legacy of Absence Gallery


Whenever possible, the Museum will schedule an eyewitness to the Holocaust from our Speakers’ Bureau as part of the field trip.

Length: 3 hours
Times: 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 (weekdays), 11:00 (weekends), 5:00 (Thursday evenings)
Group Size: 160 students maximum

Become a Witness (Grades 6 and above)

Learn about the power of one voice in taking a stand for positive change. Draw connections between the lessons and themes of Make a Difference: Miller Family Youth Exhibition to the lessons and themes of a study of the Holocaust and genocide.

Explore the following exhibitions:
  • Karkomi Permanent Exhibition – Introductory Film through 1938 Kristallnacht Gallery; Closing Film
  • Make a Difference: Miller Family Youth Exhibition
  • Legacy of Absence Gallery

Whenever possible, the Museum will schedule an eyewitness to the Holocaust from our Speakers’ Bureau as part of the field trip.

Length: 2 hours, 25 minutes
Times: 10:00 (weekdays), 11:30 (weekends), 5:30 (Thursday evenings)
Group Size: 80 students maximum

Memory, History, Culture (Grades 5 and above)

Discover different ways to become more actively involved in your local and global communities through the hands-on activities in Make a Difference: Miller Family Youth Exhibition. Learn how identity, social responsibility, and community tie into introducing a study of the Holocaust, human rights, and genocide.

Explore the following exhibitions:
  • Karkomi Permanent Exhibition – Introductory Film through 1938 Kristallnacht Gallery only
  • Make a Difference: Miller Family Youth Exhibition
  • Legacy of Absence Gallery

Length: 2 hours, 25 minutes
Times: 10:00, 12:00 (weekdays), 11:30 (weekends), 5:30 (Thursday evenings)
Group Size: 60 students maximum

Take a Stand (Grades 3 and above)

Through hands-on, interactive activities, discover what it takes to care for yourself and others, learn how to speak up for those being bullied, and understand core values of respect, compassion, justice, and citizenship. Develop the strategies and tools necessary to not only identify a problem, but also to identify and overcome any obstacles to solving that problem.

Explore the following exhibitions:
  • Make a Difference: Miller Family Youth Exhibition
  • Legacy of Absence Gallery

Length: 2 hours, 10 minutes
Times: 10:00, 12:00 (weekdays), 11:30 (weekends), 5:30 (Thursday evenings)
Group Size: 60 students maximum
 
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