PITTSBURG, KS.--- Fifteen students and faculty members from Pittsburg High School spent the last four days in Washington, D.C. They spent the weekend touring the city, visiting monuments, museums, and other historical sites.
Students say they enjoyed watching the changing of the guard and seeing the president's motorcade pass through the Arlington National Cemetery. Teacher Gary Wolgamott says the students have learned so much in just a few days.
"It's been busy. We're tired, but it's a good tired. We've got to see and do lots of things and experience a lot of things that most American's aren't able to see or experience. So, its been wonderful," says Gary Wolgamott, PHS Teacher.
The school was selected by a nonprofit educational organization to make a 4 day trip to Washington.
Students say they enjoyed watching the changing of the guard and seeing the president's motorcade pass through the Arlington National Cemetery. Teacher Gary Wolgamott says the students have learned so much in just a few days.
"It's been busy. We're tired, but it's a good tired. We've got to see and do lots of things and experience a lot of things that most American's aren't able to see or experience. So, its been wonderful," says Gary Wolgamott, PHS Teacher.
The school was selected by a nonprofit educational organization to make a 4 day trip to Washington.
