
Where Learning Leaves the Classroom.

At the Community School of Naples, learning doesn’t end when the bell rings, it expands across continents, cultures, and real-world experiences
Our Middle and Upper School Travel Program inspires students to explore, engage, and lead through immersive academic journeys tied directly to their coursework, clubs, and passions. These faculty-led experiences strengthen global awareness, deepen classroom understanding, and develop independence, curiosity, and confidence.
Every CSN trip is intentionally designed as an extension of our curriculum, turning the world into our most powerful classroom.
Lower School travel experiences Lower School travel experiences
aim to inspire imagination, aim to inspire imagination, enhance classroom learning, and enhance classroom learning, and
provide students with their first provide students with their first real exposure to the world beyond real exposure to the world beyond campus. campus.

Florida’s oldest city becomes a hands-on classroom as fourth graders dive into Spanish colonial history and the spirit of American innovation.
When: April 22-24, 2025
School Days Missed: 0
Student Criteria: Grade 4
Estimated Cost: $1378
Trip Coordinator: Ms. Rachael Klaas
Description: Students will experience Castillo de San Marcos, Colonial Quarter, trolley tour, Spanish Military Hospital Museum, and the Fountain of Youth. The trip will continue with hands-on experiences at the Kennedy Space Center

These trips aren’t simply field adventures; they are purposeful extensions of our curriculum, designed to build confidence, independence, and excitement about learning.
Williamsburg, Virginia
When: April 14-17, 2026
School Days Missed: 0
Student Criteria: Grade 5
Estimated Cost: $1786
Trip Coordinator: Ms Rachael Klaas
Description:
Students will explore Colonial Williamsburg. Destinations Include the Governors Palace, Jamestown Settlement, Powhatan Village, Yorktown Battlefield and the American Revolution Museum.

Students step inside the story of our nation, exploring museums, monuments, and historical landmarks that bring their civics education to life.
This journey is packed with hands-on learning, collaborative activities, and meaningful moments that shape informed young citizens.
Washington, D.C.—A Living Lab of American History
Grade 8 • March 7–19, 2026
When: March 7-19, 2026
School Days Missed: 9
Student Criteria: Grade 8
Estimated Cost: $3000
Trip Coordinator: Mr Scott Miles
Description: Students will have the opportunity to visit historical attractions as they experience Washington D C as a true living lab of our country's past

Valencia, Spain Global Exchange Experience
When: March 7- 19, 2026
School Days Missed: 9
Student Criteria: Grades 7-8- host a student in January.
Estimated Cost: $3000
Trip Coordinator: Ms. Fabiola von Hollen & Ms. Mercedes Muñiz
Description: Students will experience Spanish culture by living with a host family In Valencia for two weeks.
Our signature exchange program allows CSN students to live with Spanish host families, attend local schools, and immerse themselves in authentic language and cultural experiences. It’s transformative, confidence-building, and unforgettable.
Transformative Experiences
Transformative Experiences
Connected to Clubs, Courses & Connected to Clubs, Courses &
Leadership Programs
Leadership Programs

Spanish Language Immersion
SPAIN SPAIN
When: March 27- April 4, 2026
School Days Missed: Half Day
Student Criteria: Priority to grades 11 and 12 enrolled in Spanish class
Estimated Cost: $5000
Trip Coordinator: Ms. Fabiola von Hollen
Students will apply their Spanish Language skills while visiting attractions in Sevilla, Cordoba and Madrid
Spanish Language Immersion Costa Rica Costa Rica
When: February 14-21, 2026
School Days Missed: 0
Student Criteria: Enrollment In Spanish 1, 2, or 2H.
Estimated Cost: $3500
Trip Coordinator: Ms. Melissa Barrett
Students will discover the Costa Rican rainforest and apply their language skills, deepen their culture knowledge & enhance spanish proficiency.

Latin State Forum
Orlando Orlando

When: April 9-11, 2026
School Days Missed: 1
Student Criteria: Enrollment in a Latin course.
Estimated Cost: $500
Trip Coordinator: Ms Samantha Adamczyk
Students will compete with other Latin students from Florida.
French
Congrès State Competition
Orlando Orlando
When: March 5-7, 2026
School Days Missed: 2
Student Criteria: Active participation in French club.
Estimated Cost: $400
Trip Coordinator: Ms. Marilyne Shaffer
Students will compete against other Florida schools In Impromptu speaking, poetry


A Journey through Europe's History and French Language
When: March 26-April 2, 2026
School Days Missed: 2
Europe
Europe
Spanish Confrencia State Competition
Student Criteria: Enrollment In a French class or club, AP Human Geo or AP European History
Priority to grades 11 and 12
Estimated Cost: $5000
Trip Coordinator: Ms. Marilyn Shaffer
Students will be Immersed In French culture and gain historical Insight by visiting Geneva, Nice, and Monaco.

When: March 5-7, 2026
School Days Missed: 2
Student Criteria: Active participation in Spanish club
Estimated Cost: $450
Trip Coordinator: Ms. Fabiola von Hollen
Students will compete against other Florida schools In Impromptu speaking, poetry declamation, trivia and dramatic presentation for the State Competition.
Our Robotics and Math trips enhance Our Robotics and Math trips enhance STEM education through real-world STEM education through real-world application and hands-on discovery. application and hands-on discovery.

When: January 21-24, 2026
School Days Missed: 3
Student Criteria: Active participation in Robotics class or club.
Estimated Cost: $1100
Trip Coordinator: Mr. Sean Headrick
Students will compete against elite teams to qualify for VEX World Championship. Students will also have an opportunity to explore Green Bay, Wisconsin
February 24–28, 2026
School Days Missed: 4
Student Criteria: Robotics team must have qualifying score
Estimated Cost: $1200
Trip Coordinator: Mr. Sean Headrick
Students will compete In the Colombia National Robotics Tournament hosted by the ElA University in El Peñasco, Colombia.









