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Whitman Mission National Historic Site Students work next to the black mulch cloth that lines Doan Creek
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Whitman Mission National Historic Site
For Teachers
 

Education and Group Reservations

For educators wanting to visit Whitman Mission National Historic Site and have a ranger talk to your group, or have a ranger come to your classroom, you need to make reservations. Reservations are necessary to make with other information provided about our programs and guidelines. Go to the Plan a Field Trip page for more information. Contact Education Specialist Mike Dedman at 509-522-6360 x2062 or by e-mail to make reservations.

 

Become a Partner

Whitman Mission National Historic Site is in the process of developing new programs for both primary and secondary grades. We are looking for educators to help develop, review, and participate in these curriculum-based education programs.

For more information contact Education Specialist Mike Dedman at 509-522-6360 x2062 or by e-mail.

 

Whitman Mission National Historic Site has a curriculum-based education program that currently includes:

Pre-visit Classroom ranger-conducted education programs

In-park ranger-conducted education programs

Post-visit classroom ranger-conducted education programs

 

Resources Include:

Field Trip Guide

Whitman Mission Teachers Guide

Oregon Trail Teachers Guide

Resource Education Trunks for classroom use

Professional development opportunities for educators

Internship opportunities for college students

 

Contact Mike Dedman, Education Specialist, at 509-522-6360 x2062 or by e-mail for more information.

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photo of Alice Clarissa's memorial marker

Did You Know?
On her 29th birthday Narcissa gave birth to a daughter, Alice Clarissa. The Cayuse called her “Cayuse Te-mi” (Cayuse girl) because she was born on Cayuse land. Some historians see her as a potential bridge between the two cultures. Unfortunately Alice Clarissa drowned when she was 2 years old.

Last Updated: September 22, 2010 at 10:25 MST