by Jennifer Royall | Feb 8, 2022 | Alumnae Network, Impact, The Travel Journal
Dear Future TTS Students,It’s been almost two months since I boarded a plane from Phoenix, Arizona, and returned home to the suburbs of Connecticut. Two months since TTS semester 36 ended, and our family of 15 (students and teachers; friends and mentors) scattered...
by Jennifer Royall | Jul 8, 2021 | Alumnae Network, Impact, The Travel Journal
Twenty Traveling School alumnae from TTS33, TTS34 and TTS35 just graduated high school. Join us in celebrating them! Additionally, a few of these TTS’ers used their semester experiences to inspire their college application essays. Read some of their profound...
by Jennifer Royall | May 7, 2021 | Alumnae Network, Impact, The Travel Journal
For TTS6 Alumna and Bozeman photographer Mikaela DiBerardinis, The Traveling School established a new perspective on minimalist travel, transformative education, and how she wants to raise her family. Read the Diberardinis’ (Mikaela, Gino, Gianna, Miela, Pia and...
by Jennifer Royall | Jan 21, 2021 | Alumnae Network, Impact, The Travel Journal
An interview with Maddie Johnson, TTS Marketing & Recruiting Coordinator What motivated you to become a birth doula?Throughout high school and college, I knew that I wanted to work with women and girls in some capacity. In college, I studied maternal health and...
by Jennifer Royall | Dec 28, 2020 | Alumnae Network, Impact, The Travel Journal
Laura Brin, TTS Development Director A Traveling School semester is 105 days long. But the bond of The Traveling School’s 26th semester has endured for 1,825 days and counting.That’s right – five years out, the young women of TTS26 are as tight-knit as when they left...
by Jennifer Royall | Oct 21, 2020 | Alumnae Network, Impact, The Travel Journal
Laura Brin, TTS Development Director Jane Belcaster, a Spring 2018 Alumna, hung out with RBG a few years ago. THE Ruth Bader Ginsberg! Then a high school senior coming off her 15 weeks with The Traveling School, Jane put the confidence she honed on her South...