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Johnson Settlement

NPS

Let's Visit Lyndon B. Johnson NHP!

Experience history like never before at Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park. We take advantage of our unique rural setting to reflect on President Johnson’s experiences as a child, student, husband, father, and President living in the Texas Hill Country. Whether you visit the park on a field trip or connect virtually with our education rangers, the park offers a variety of place-based educational experiences to let history and nature inspire students as they explore the legacy of the 36th president of the United States!

Read below for current field trip offerings during Fall 2023 and Spring 2024. Book your field trip now!

 

Education Program Request Form

Fill out the following form to request a field trip/education program at our site!

NPS Form 10-1750 (Rev. 04/2021)
National Park Service

OMB Control No. 1024-0228
Expiration Date 11/31/2025

Learning Accomodations

Does anyone in your group need any accomodations?

Yes No

If yes, describe the accomodation need.

Next Step

School / Organization Contact Information

School / Organization Name (required)

Name of Requester/Contact Person (required)

Title / Position (required)

Contact Email Address (required)

Contact Phone Number (required)
123-456-7890 extension if any

Mailing Address (required)

City (required)

State (required)

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ZIP (required)
Five digit ZIP code [99999]

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Group Details - Park Visit/ Field Trip

Name of Primary Contact Visiting if Different Than Above (optional)

Title / Position of Primary Contact if Different Than Above (optional)

Email Address of Primary Contact if Different Than Above (optional)

Phone Number of Primary Contact if Different Than Above (optional)
Format: 123-456-7890

Program Name or Subject Requested/Self-Guided

Grade Level(s) of Students (required)

Number of Staff / Chaperones (required)

Number of Students (required)

Preferred Date of Visit (required)
format mmddyyyy

My preferred date has been confirmed by the park (required)

Yes No

Preferred Program Start Time (required)

Alternative Date(s) (required)
Enter one or more dates .

Anticipated Arrival Time (required)

Anticipated Departure Time (required)

Mode of Transportation (required)

Disclaimer:

A park representative will follow-up to confirm group details once this request has been received and reviewed.

Next Step

Academic Fee Waiver

Only groups of students 16 years of age or older visiting a park that collects entrance fees require an Academic Fee waiver.

Are the students in your group 16 years of age or older?

Yes. I need to complete the fee waiver. No I do not need a fee waiver / students are less than 16.

For this section, all of the criteria fields and the acknowledgement checkbox are required for the waiver.

Certification

Academic fee waivers are not granted automatically. Applicant groups must show they qualify for the waiver. There are three criteria the group must meet to qualify for an academic fee waiver: eligibility, relevance of park resources or facilities to academic program, and academic purpose. Details of these qualifications are listed below. If your institution and purpose meet these criteria, submit this form.

Criterion One - Eligibility

Describe and/or attach current official recognition or accreditation as an educational institution by a federal, state, or local government or other documentation attesting to educational status, such as an accreditation letter, educational tax-exempt letter.

Attach Supporting Document for Eligibility (if needed). Acceptable document types: are Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word, and Google Doc

Criterion Two - Educational Purpose

Verify how this visit supports a specific curriculum for which academic credit is offered. For example, attach a course syllabus/description, course catalog, lesson plan, letter detailing the educational purpose, etc., and/or describe.

Attach Supporting Document for Educational Purpose (if needed). Acceptable document types: are Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word and Google Doc

Criterion Three - Relevance of Park Resources or Facilities

Identify the pertinent park resources and/or facilities and detail how they are relevant to support the educational purpose of the visit (attach letter or describe).

Attach Supporting Document for Relevance (if needed). Acceptable document types: are Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word and Google Doc

Authorized School / Organization Contact Name (required)

Title / Position

Acknowledgement (required)

The Recreation Fee Authority (16 USC 6802 Sections 3 a and b) allows for fee waivers only for bona fide educational and/or scientific institutions that are using the park for educational purposes. I hereby certify that the above detailed trip meets these requirements and therefore request that fees be waived.

Current official documentation of recognition of affiliation as an educational institution by a Federal, State or local government entity, or other evidence attesting to educational status is attached (e.g. accreditation letter, educational tax-exempt letter). It is insufficient to merely state or imply this on official letterhead.

By checking this box I acknowledge that I have read the Acknowledgement.

Date of Acknowledgement (required)
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Submit my Education Reservation Request

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NPS Form 10-1750 (Rev. 04/2021)
National Park Service

OMB Control No. 1024-0228
Expiration Date 11/31/2025

Notices

Privacy Act Statement

Authority: Public Law 114-289 National Park Service Centennial Act and 54 U.S.C. 100701 Protection, interpretation, and research in System.

Purpose: To administer education programs for education audiences including but not limited to school groups, scouting groups, extracurricular groups, and home school groups.

Routine Uses: To effectively manage requests for education received by the NPS, the Education Reservation Request Form is used to collect basic education reservation information to facilitate operational aspects of scheduling groups for park education programs, including in-park education programs, ranger in classroom programs, and/or online distance learning programs.

Disclosure: Voluntary, however, failure to provide the requested information may impede the ability to grant your education reservation request.

Paperwork Reduction Act Statement

We are collecting this information subject to the Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. 3501) to provide park managers and educators the information needed to schedule and conduct education program activities. All applicable parts of the form must be completed in order for your request to be considered. You are not required to respond to this or any other Federal agency-sponsored information collection unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. OMB has approved this collection of information and assigned control number 1024-0288.

Estimated Burden Statement

Public reporting for this collection of information is estimated to average 5 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to the Information Collection Clearance Officer, National Park Service, 1201 Oakridge Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525. Do not send your completed form to this address.

 

The Johnson Cabin where Sam and Eliza Johnson lived in the 1860s. Students will have the chance to visit and see what it was like for the president's grandparents to live on the Texas frontier.

NPS, 2021

2024 Schedule

*Some programs are available both in-person and digitally as a Distance Learning program. We currently offer our distance programs only on Tuesdays.

Education Program	Type of Program	Location	Month Availability	Day Availability	Times available
Frontier Life in the TXHC	Field Trip/Distance Learning	JC Settlement	September - May	Tuesday-Friday	9:30 am / 12:00 pm
Behind the Flat Hat	Field Trip/School Visit/Distance Learning	Johnson City	Year Round	Tuesday - Friday	9:30 am / 12:00 pm
Every Kid Outdoors	Field Trip/School Visit/Distance Learning	Johnson City	September - May	Tuesday -Friday	*Scheduled as needed

 

Education Program Descriptions

The Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park wants to offer your students a chance to have unique experiences and to learn more about their country! As part of the National Park Service, our Park Rangers want to join you in teaching about the wonderful natural, cultural, and historic resources that surround us. Read below about the current programs we offer and when you can schedule your visit with a Park Ranger!

Frontier Life in the Texas Hill Country

Step back in time and learn about the frontier experience in the Texas Hill Country during the 1800’s. Using the historic Johnson Settlement as an outdoor classroom, students will have the opportunity to (A) reflect on how frontier settlement impacted the land and the hardships of frontier life, or (B) learn about the importance of the cook and the chuckwagon to a successful cattle drive.

Every Kid Outdoors

This national program offers students the chance to learn more about what it takes to be stewards of our National Parks and public lands, how to protect the environment, and an opportunity to earn a National Park Service Park Pass for an entire year! This free pass is available to students in the 4^th grade and is good for the entire year they are in 4^th grade.

 

Behind the Flat Hat

Join a park ranger and disover the mission of the National Park Service! We will discuss what the NPS protects and preserves as we introduce you to Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park and explore what diffrerent types of park rangers do! 

 

It is our privilege to serve you and your students.
We hope you will visit us soon!