United States Summer High School Programs with Rustic Pathways
- United States of America
- Hawaii
About Program
Hawaii and New Orleans programs! Experience the diverse cultures, landscapes, and communities of Hawaii and New Orleans while making a meaningful impact through service. In Hawaii, students engage in coastal conservation, learn to surf, and explore the unique ecosystems of the islands. In New Orleans, students work on local community projects, supporting recovery and revitalization efforts in a city known for its resilience and cultural richness.
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Program Highlights
- Hawaii: Ride the waves with professional surf lessons along Hawaii's iconic beaches.
- Hawaii: Discover Hawaii’s diverse marine life and colorful coral reefs in world-renowned snorkeling spots.
- Hawaii: Hike scenic trails, swim in beautiful beaches, and connect with Hawaii’s natural beauty.
- New Orleans: Contribute to rebuilding efforts and community projects that help strengthen New Orleans neighborhoods.
- New Orleans: Explore the city’s iconic music, art, and Creole traditions through visits to cultural landmarks and local neighborhoods.
Popular Programs
Serve alongside local community organizations in their mission to safeguard Hawaii’s biodiversity and foster environmental stewardship. You get the chance to plant native tree species, remove invasive species, and other activities to assist with environmental efforts on the island. Throughout your service work, learn about the unique biodiversity in this region and the rich history of Kanaka Maoli, Hawaii’s native people. Learn what makes Hawaii an island paradise.
Immerses yourself in the vibrant culture and history of one of America’s most unique cities while focusing on impactful community service. Participants work alongside local organizations to support ongoing recovery and improvement projects in neighborhoods affected by natural disasters and economic challenges. In addition to meaningful service, students explore New Orleans’ lively music scene, enjoy its world-renowned cuisine, and learn about the city’s rich history and cultural diversity.
Welcome to Alaska, the largest yet most sparsely populated state in America. Get a glimpse of Denali, North America’s tallest peak. Drive along the Cook Inlet to the Kenai Peninsula, watching the landscapes pass you out the window. Set out on challenging hikes near Exit Glacier to see the 700-square-mile Harding Icefield. Experience the incredible Alaskan wilderness from mountains to sea during this incredible adventure.
