Eleanor Roosevelt's Val-Kill
Val-Kill was a place in which Eleanor Roosevelt interacted with the community and the world. Today it's an excellent place for students to explore connections with their community and environment through hands-on learning experiences.
Learn more about Eleanor Roosevelt at Val-Kill through Parks As Classrooms, Field Trips, and Institutes and Workshops like, Teaching The Hudson Valley.
NPS Call to Action: Adopted Class of 2016
Preparing for a Second Century of Stewardship and Engagement with the students of Shaker Jr/Sr High School in Latham, NY.
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Teaching The Hudson Valley
Helps educators discover, appreciate, and share the region's natural, historic, and cultural treasures with children and youth.
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Summer Program Offering
"Project Write 2015" - Writing Into History - A Young Writers' Program
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Teaching with Historic Places Lesson Plans
First Lady of the World: Eleanor Roosevelt at Val-Kill.
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Project Write
A dozen area secondary school students spent a week at our park in a program sponsored by the Hudson Valley Writing Project and the NPS.
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The Bus Could Be on Us!
Hyde Park has a lot to offer, but all the history, culture and nature in the world will not make a difference if there is no bus money to get here.
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A Garden of Hope, Peace and Justice
The program components will help senior Girl Scouts earn their, "Sow What?" Journey and Harvest Award.
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