The Museum at Bethel Woods provides students with an understanding of the scope of recent history. School programs support teachers and engage students through interactive and thought-provoking explorations of history. We offer several opportunities for school groups to connect with the resources in the museum. Learn More.

The Museum at Bethel Woods is dedicated to working closely with local educators to develop programs that are meaningful for teachers and students alike. The Teacher Advisory Committee (TAC) is a representative group of teachers from the region who meet quarterly to advise on the museum's school programs. The museum is currently seeking members to serve for the 2010-2012 school years (a two year position). TAC members help to create and review school programs; advise the museum on school-related issues; and serve as advocates for the museum in their schools. For more information on the TAC, or to inquire about joining, please contact Margaret Hughes, Museum Education Manager, by email or at 845.583.2097.

Educator Free Days provide all members of the education community with an opportunity to tour The Museum at Bethel Woods free of charge. Museum education staff and members of the Teacher Advisory Committee are on-hand to talk about the museum's rich array of offerings and offer any questions about school programs.

Information about the 2010 Educator Free Day will be available in the spring.

The Museum at Bethel Woods supports on-going professional team building or administrative retreats for members of the education community. Our facility can accommodate a wide range of group size, from the intimate classrooms to the spacious Event Gallery. Bethel Woods will work with you to customize your event. Museum staff can also provide an overview of our collection and information on school programs. School-related groups who are interested in holding administrative retreats or professional workshops on-site should contact Margaret Hughes, Museum Education Manager by email or at 845.583.2097. For non-school related inquiries, please visit the Facility Rental page.

See our event calendar for the most up-to-date information on upcoming events.

The Museum at Bethel Woods provides students with an understanding of the scope of recent history. School programs support teachers and engage students through interactive and thought-provoking explorations of history. We offer several opportunities for school groups to connect with the resources in the museum. Learn More.

The Museum at Bethel Woods is dedicated to working closely with local educators to develop programs that are meaningful for teachers and students alike. The Teacher Advisory Committee (TAC) is a representative group of teachers from the region who meet quarterly to advise on the museum's school programs. The museum is currently seeking members to serve for the 2010-2012 school years (a two year position). TAC members help to create and review school programs; advise the museum on school-related issues; and serve as advocates for the museum in their schools. For more information on the TAC, or to inquire about joining, please contact Margaret Hughes, Museum Education Manager, by email or at 845.583.2097.

Educator Free Days provide all members of the education community with an opportunity to tour The Museum at Bethel Woods free of charge. Museum education staff and members of the Teacher Advisory Committee are on-hand to talk about the museum's rich array of offerings and offer any questions about school programs.

Information about the 2010 Educator Free Day will be available in the spring.

The Museum at Bethel Woods supports on-going professional team building or administrative retreats for members of the education community. Our facility can accommodate a wide range of group size, from the intimate classrooms to the spacious Event Gallery. Bethel Woods will work with you to customize your event. Museum staff can also provide an overview of our collection and information on school programs. School-related groups who are interested in holding administrative retreats or professional workshops on-site should contact Margaret Hughes, Museum Education Manager by email or at 845.583.2097. For non-school related inquiries, please visit the Facility Rental page.

See our event calendar for the most up-to-date information on upcoming events.