Core experience
Four days of American history and family learning with a classical Protestant Christian perspective.
Wellington, FL homeschool families from the local Classical Conversations community have the pleasure of inviting you to Washington, DC from May 11–14, 2027. This independent family-organized trip is not an official Classical Conversations corporate trip. Everyone should arrive in the afternoon on May 11; the DC portion will conclude in the morning on May 14 so families can travel home.
Our trip materials follow a classical Protestant Christian approach: Scripture, prayer, careful observation, truthful history and thoughtful family discussion. Students practice narration and look for opportunities to show gratitude, courage and love of neighbor.
Join us for four days of American history and shared family learning in Washington, DC. Detailed schedules, reservation notes and student field guides are reserved for registered families.
This website will be updated frequently throughout the year and as the trip approaches. Please save it as a bookmark! We look forward to making this our best field trip yet.
Get excited to “Discover America”Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord!Psalm 33:12
Questions about the trip? Contact Ashley Cagle here.
Registration is open! Reserve your family’s place with a $100 deposit by November 1, 2026.

From the halls of government to the National Mall, Washington gives families a living classroom for faith, history and citizenship.



Registered families receive the four-day DC itinerary, reservation notes, hotel guidance and printable 5 × 3.5-inch Washington passport through the Family Portal.
Four days of American history and family learning with a classical Protestant Christian perspective.
Compare Washington hotels and the community’s special group-rate options.
Detailed itineraries and downloads unlock after the RSVP form and family deposit are received.
These independent family add-ons are entirely optional. The shared community trip is Washington, DC. Detailed city itineraries and passports require registered-family access.