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Chamizal National Memorial
Distance Learning Opportunities
 
Web Conferencing at the Memorial
 
Park Rangers during a web conference session discussing the NPS arrowhead.

Park Rangers during a web conference session discussing the NPS arrowhead.

Chamizal National Memorial invites you and your students to explore the memorial and the National Park Service without any parent permission slips!
 

Using web conferencing technology, your students can participate in a real-time learning experience with park rangers on various subjects that meet Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) standards. All you need is access to a computer, internet, web cam, and a microphone – stuff that’s probably already in your classroom!

Signing up for this program is fast, easy and free. Call or e-mail the park’s education staff at (915) 532-7273 x130 or e-mail us.

Current Program:
NPS in Federal Government
9-12th Grade, Government Classes

Upcoming Programs:
Understanding River Movements
4-5th Grade, Science Classes

Political Characters in the Chamizal Story
6-8th Grade, Theater & Social Studies Classes

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Web Rangers Program
Hey kids, check out our web ranger program to learn about the Chamizal story.
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Distance Learning Opportunities throughout NPS
Find distance learning opportunities for many of the 391 NPS sites throughout the country.
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Siglo de Oro,  

Did You Know?
The Siglo de Oro Drama Festival, the longest running festival of its kind in the world, is held at the Memorial yearly and has attained an international reputation for featuring quality presentations from Spain's Golden Age, in both English and Spanish, by theatrical groups from all over the world.
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Last Updated: September 14, 2009 at 14:09 EST