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Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
Educational Fee Waivers
Park Ranger Denise Shultz and Volunteer Erv Barnes welcome a visiting school group.
NPS Photo - John Dodson

  Fee Waiver Benefits

       Students 15 and under are free.

       The fee waiver applies to accompanying
        adults and students over the age of 15.

 

Does my group qualify?

To qualify, the group must meet the following requirements:

1. Eligibility (Must meet one or more of these criteria) 

a. State accreditation 
b. Educational tax-exemption
c. Recognized as an education provider; i.e., contract education 

 2. Purpose of the visit must be EDUCATIONAL
 
3. Purpose of the visit must be RELEVANT TO PARK RESOURCES

Scout troops and Elder Hostels DO NOT QUALIFY for educational fee waivers.

The Application Process

To request an Educational Fee Waiver, please send a letter on school letterhead to:

Superintendent
Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
1100 Ruins Dr.
Coolidge, AZ 85228

REMEMBER: The letter should include the purpose of your visit, how it relates to the park and how your group meets the eligibility requirements.

If you need additional information please contact:

email: CAGR Superintendent
phone: 520-723-3172

The 'Big House' at Casa Grande National Monument  

Did You Know?
Casa Grande Ruins National Monument was the first cultural and prehistoric site to be protected by the United States government. It was set aside in 1892 by President Benjamin Harrison.

Last Updated: August 17, 2006 at 16:33 EST