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San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
For Teachers
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The National Park Service offers many educational opportunities for students to experience the natural and cultural history of the San Antonio Missions. The park is an ideal "outdoor classroom" in which to explore the heritage of our nation’s Spanish Colonial past and appreciate the value of historic preservation.
Free program offerings by Park Rangers include curriculum-based activities that adhere to content standards and concepts as defined by Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS).
may be reimbursed to Title 1 schools, need-based private schools, and homeschool groups from a donation from Los Compadres, the park's friends' group.
Reservations are required. To provide a quality experience for students and to prevent significant damage to historic resources, all schools and youth groups must register in advance with the park. There is no charge for any activities.
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To make reservations, contact us by email. Please include the following:
School name
Address
City, State, Zip
Phone Number
Contact Name
Planned Date of Park Visit
Number of Students
Number of Chaperones ( 1 adult for every 10 students required)
Grade
Would you like a Ranger-led program, or will you be Teacher-guided? See Plan a Field Trip.
Would you like an for transportation reimbursement?
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Did You Know?
that Spanish missions were not churches? They were Indian towns, with the church as the focus, where, in the 1700s, the native people were learning to become Spanish citizens. In order to become a citizen, they had to be Catholic; that is why the King of Spain sent missionaries to acculturate them.
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Last Updated: February 03, 2009 at 12:57 EST |