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Student Trip Blogs

Each evening, the Student Leaders of the Day write a daily trip blog, sharing everything from funny moments and inside jokes to detailed recaps and deep reflections on their experiences. Family and friends back home leave supportive comments as they follow along.

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Discovering Monte Coca!

We went through a program seminar at 10:00 am, where we went over the discovery phase of the Community Action Project that we would…
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Day 5 : Bonding with the community

Buenas noches a todos! We started our day off by having a delicious ham and cheese sandwich that we toasted for breakfast. After our…
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hi from Starrli

Hi everyone! My name is Starrli and I’m so excited for our trip to the Dominican Republic! I am a big foodie so I…
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Local Businesses in Panama!

Hello All! Today, in Panama, the weather was really nice and sunny. We went on another morning run today and more people than yesterday…
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T2C Return – Important Travel Updates

Hello Parents & Families of T2C, We hope you are doing well, and we are sure you are eager to reconnect with your students…

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Aid & Development Day

Today we woke up at 7:20 and we made sure everyone was up within 5 minutes. For breakfast, we had pancakes and eggs with…
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Day 9: CAP Day 2

Hey guys! It’s today’s LDDs: Elise, Oscar, and Belen. Waking up in the morning to travel to the Santa Rosa school and continue to…
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Day 4: Labor with locals

Buenas Noches. To start off today some of us woke up early to do yoga and watch the sunrise. With the mountains setting a…
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CAP Day 2 (No. 2)

Heyy guys, Today was our second day of CAP! We decided to wake everyone up at 7:00AM with Keziah’s beautiful singing. Usually, we wake…
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A Day with Impacta Kids: Fun, Learning, and Community

Today was an unforgettable experience as we visited the amazing organization Impacta Kids. From the moment we arrived, we could sense the positive energy…