WHERE HISTORY LIVES, STUDENTS LEARN.
Born from the legacy of World War II veterans, Connecting Generations takes students to Normandy for an unforgettable journey through the living history of courage, sacrifice, and the pursuit of peace.
Honoring the Heroes of World War II
In the fields and shores of Normandy, history lives—and so does the legacy of the men and women who secured liberty for generations to come. Connecting Generations honors World War II veterans by transforming remembrance into education. Through immersive travel, reflection, and historical inquiry, students gain more than knowledge—they inherit perspective, empathy, and a lasting appreciation for service and sacrifice. This experience empowers young leaders to preserve the lessons of courage and peace that our veterans fought to defend.
Guided by Duty, Honor, and Country
Anchored in the core values of Duty, Honor, and Country, Connecting Generations serves as both a historical and moral framework for student learning. By engaging with the personal narratives and pivotal decisions of World War II, learners confront the ethical challenges of leadership, service, and sacrifice. Through this process, the program fosters intellectual growth, emotional maturity, and a deeper commitment to the ideals of citizenship, moral courage, and global understanding.
Turning Memory into Meaning
Within the hallowed landscapes of Normandy, Connecting Generations transforms memory into meaning. As students stand where courage and sacrifice once defined the course of history, they engage with the memorials and stories that keep those moments alive. Through thoughtful reflection, they develop empathy, integrity, and a deep commitment to carrying forward the values of freedom and peace.
