Washington Dc Trip

Hopes, aspirations, dreams. These words immediately pop into my head when I think of Washington D.C. The capital of our country is one of the most important places on Earth. As an 8th grader with a passion for politics and a heart that just wants everyone to see the light in the world, going on the Mars Area Middle School 2017 Washington, D.C., trip would truly be the start of a hopeful, inspired upcoming politician. I would love to go on the D.C. trip because I would love to see our Country’s history, I would love to learn how to help our beloved country for the better, and I believe I would be a great asset to group of students who will be chosen to go on the trip. 200. That’s about how many museums are in Washington, D.C. More than 160
trip, we visited many museums tin order to get a better feel of our country and our history. What better way is there to learn about how to make the future of our country a better place, than to visit the heart and soul of a country. Visiting Washington D.C. will give me the chance to learn what our founding fathers went through and did to make America the place it is today. I can use this trip to learn from their mistakes and replicate their successes. Visiting Washington D.C., would give me the ability to learn from the past to make our future better. As a student how went on the Washington D.C. trip last year; I know I could be a great asset to my peers who will be chosen to go on the trip with me. The teachers put too much work and effort into each school year. The D.C. trip should be a relaxing, educational break for both chaperones and the students. If there are no students who have been on the D.C. trip before, the entire trip could result in utter chaos, making this the last trip the Mars Area Middle School takes. 8th graders who once again apply to be chosen for the trip know the rules and procedures. I can help the seventh graders and my fellow 8th graders how may be confused with the process, what to bring or what it’s like from a student