Berkley Education Foundation Sends 8th Graders on College Tour

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On October 27 and November 1, 2022, the Berkley Education Foundation sent all 8th grade students from Norup and Anderson to college. During this trip, students toured the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor campus.

While on the campus tours students walked through a mock dorm room, visited libraries, toured the Diag, learned about the university’s history and culture, saw where classes are held, learned about study abroad programs, learned about campus life and the various schools within the university, and what to focus on in high school to help with college admissions. Students had the chance to ask questions throughout and learned more about the university through their inquiry.

Students returned to school and enjoyed a pizza lunch from the Berkley Education Foundation.

This annual trip to a college campus allowed students an early look toward a post-secondary future. The Berkley Education Foundation’s mission is to help maintain and enhance educational opportunities and programs for all Berkley students, and has been funding the #BerkleyDifference since 2000.

The BEF accepts donations to continue to fund the 8th grade college tours – every $150 raised sends 5 students on a tour. You can donate online, if you would like to support this initiative.

Original source can be found here.



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