Teaching
American History
and the
Medal of Honor Legacy
July 20 - 25, 2014 • July 27 - August 1, 2014
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Very Knowledgeable
E x t r e m e l y helpful
helpful
Extremely
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Amazing
Amazing
I learned a lot that will
make me a better teacher
and citizen!”
Kathleen Drennan
Silver Springs School
Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
This was a most
amazing week and easily
the best teacher learning
activity I’ve been
privileged to attend.
Michael MacIvor
Boiling Springs High School
Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania
97% of participants deemed
pedagogical content relevant to
their classroom teaching
100% of past participants would recommend this program to a colleague
Full tuition scholarships available
for 25 Wisconsin secondary
teachers. Sponsored by
the Bradley Foundation.
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250.
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TRAVEL
STIPEND
Graduate credit
available from
Teaching American History
and the Medal of Honor Legacy
Meet living Medal of Honor Recipients who will share
their experience
Topics include World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan
Five days of scholarly lectures and pedagogy discussions
Visit historic sites at Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, the
Declaration House in Philadelphia
Receive resource materials and training for use of the Medal of
Honor Character Development Program
Visit the Freedoms Foundation Medal of Honor Grove and Archives
Network with teachers from around the country
$250 travel stipend and full tuition scholarships available for Wisconsin
secondary teachers
One graduate credit hour included and additional credit hours are only
$135 each.
Private rooms and most meals included.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
SCHOLARSHIPS
Through the generosity of the Harry and Lynde Bradley Foundation, a limited number of scholarships are available
for qualified secondary teachers from Wisconsin.
ABOUT THE FREEDOMS FOUNDATION
Founded in 1949, the Freedoms Foundation is a national, not-for-profit, non-partisan, non-sectarian organization.
The Freedoms Foundation provides a wide range of educational programs for students and teachers that include
U.S. history, leadership, constitutional rights, citizen responsibilities, student entrepreneurship, and the free
enterprise system. The Freedoms Foundation is located on an 85-acre campus adjoining Valley Forge National
Historical Park. Since 1965, more than 11,000 teachers have participated in Freedoms Foundation’s graduate
education programs.
You can also apply online
visit our website at
www.freedomsfoundation.org
For more information:
Phone: 800.896.5488 x234
Fax: 610.935.0522
E-mail: education@ffvf.org