The George C. Marshall Foundation hosts professional development seminars for secondary school teachers during the summer in Lexington, Virginia. This year, the George C. Marshall Foundation Teachers Institute focused on the practical aspects of teaching World War II, serving over twenty teachers from numerous school districts and multiple states.
The gallery below highlights teachers during the 2024 sessions, including research, class sessions and field trips.
Praise for the Teachers Institute
“A wonderful week to recharge and re-energize for the upcoming school year. The program deepened my understanding and appreciation for Gen. [George C.] Marshall, which will be invaluable in my classroom.”
—Katherine Tharp, Rodney E. Thompson Middle School, Fredericksburg, Virginia
“I loved the entire program. I have never felt as valued as an educator as I have this week. First class all the way.”
—Devlin Murphy, Manchester High School, Richmond, Virginia
“This was by far the best week of professional development I have ever had, and it felt more like a vacation with how interactive and enjoyable everything was. The staff were incredible and knowledgeable, the lessons were captivating, and the travel experiences all had a concrete goal and purpose.”
—Matthew Turner, Warren County High School, Front Royal, Virginia