Chestatee Wildlife Preserve Students are exposed to native wildlife of North Georgia and the surrounding regions. It includes a hands-on exhibit and multiple IMAX theaters. Atlanta History Center Students are exposed to the history of this famous city from the Reconstruction through modern times. Special exhibits include houses from the Civil War and the Civil Rights Movement. Brasstown Bald Also known as Mount Enotah, the 4784 foot peak is the tallest in Georgia.
Students enjoy the hike to the top and the panoramic views from the summit.
Underground Atlanta Reconstructed with a modern flare, students walk through the underground shopping and entertainment areas that were used as an original train depot. This spectacular collection of native and imported gardens are enjoyed by students who also visit the many golf courses, butterfly exhibit and the spring flower festivals. This freshwater aquarium is a favorite of the students, who can take behind the scenes tours and enjoy the vast aquatic life and systems. This park provides areas for hiking, fields for playing games and water for swimming. A regular visit for the students studying the times around the Second World War and also a regular trip for our Jewish students.