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Guest Speakers

Buhl’s eighth grade students spent a week studying about Minidoka Relocation Center. They began their week with an introductory program presented by a Park Ranger. The week ended with a trip to the historic site, where the students participated in a service program and helped beautify the site.

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Park Rangers in the Classroom

Although nothing compares to an in-person visit to the actual site, a field trip may not be practical or possible for your school or organization. You can invite a Park Ranger to come to your classroom and present a curriculum-based education program for your students.

The presentation can be used as an introduction to the subject matter, an overview, or to help prepare the students for their visit to the actual Minidoka Natioanl Historic Site. Note that the scheduling of Park Rangers depends on staff availability. We are happy to offer multiple sessions to accommodate all of your students as necessary. Park programs are free of charge. Contact the park at [phone] to schedule a program at the park or in your classroom.