Service Trip Page: Travel With Us

Build a
School

Experience a
new culture

Form lasting
relationships

Transform
lives
Our immersive Service Learning Trips offer the perfect opportunity to travel abroad, experience a new culture, and forge lifelong friendships—all while making a meaningful impact on a community in need. These Service Learning Trips are designed to give high school students a unique chance to discover themselves and uncover their passions through service, connection, and immersion in a completely different environment.
Through this experience, students develop a profound awareness of their privilege and make a personal commitment to using that privilege to drive positive change in the world through the power of giving.
These service trips cultivate empathy and understanding by connecting young adults with the lived realities of others. In just one week, participants step out of their comfort zones and work together toward a shared goal—building a school or playground for primary school children. The journey is filled with joy, laughter, and gratitude as they witness a new reality unfold and see the tangible impact of their efforts.
Upcoming Travel
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Sessions
Needham High School
Hingham High School
Brookline Village Public Library (Hunneman Hall)
Winchester Public Library
Virtual Info Session
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The World
Changer Journey
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THE TRIP
Students spend their week abroad participating in the final stages of the school construction. Throughout the week, students begin to open their eyes and minds to the deep and complicated causes underlying poverty. In addition to finishing building the school, students get to partake in cultural immersion activities such as shadowing a family in the community and outdoor adventures! You can also expect to form genuine relationships among your peers and the children in the community!
RETURN HOME TRANSFORMED
Become a World
Changer Today



“It inspired me to be more grateful and appreciative of what I have and to think about if what I want is a necessity.”
Charlie Skinner

“The children I met were incredible. They were so kind even as I struggled through my Spanish. I made so many amazing friendships in Panama with the kids and my fellow School the World team members. This is an experience I will never forget. I am eternally grateful to have gotten the opportunity to go on this trip.”
Steph Albert

“These children are so appreciative. My heart will always gear towards participating and advocating in the pursuit of knowledge and education rights.”
Caroline Koenig