Feb 27 - March 6, 2026

Open to 9-12 ('25-'26 school year), priority will be given to current and previous environmental science students and those who are active in the Environment Club

Trip Leader:  Mrs. Kelly Mandy

The purpose of this educational travel experience to Iceland offers students an unparalleled opportunity to explore the country's extraordinary landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and groundbreaking sustainability efforts. Over eight immersive days, students will learn about Iceland’s unique geological features, including glaciers, geysers, waterfalls, and volcanoes. They will gain firsthand insight into renewable energy innovations at the Hellisheidi Power Station, witness the impact of climate change during a guided glacier hike, and explore sustainable agricultural practices at the Friðheimar greenhouse.

Through interactions with Iceland’s natural wonders, historical landmarks, and scientific advancements, students will deepen their understanding of environmental stewardship and global sustainability. This journey fosters curiosity and a broader perspective on our world, reinforcing the transformative power of travel for education and personal growth.

If interested, complete the Intent to Participate form found here.

Tentative Itinerary

Expected Cost - $5945 for students who register before June 1, cost may increase after 6/1.

The cost is based on 12 students.  The price will be reduced if more students travel.

If interested, complete the Intent to Participate form found here.