SCHOOL YEAR 2024 - 2025
It’s our mission to provide quality, engaging, maritime-themed learning opportunities that will excite and inspire our visiting students.
All programs are student-focused and activity-based.
Learning Lab fee: $100 per 30 youth
Fee includes admission to the Museum and Lightship Columbia for 30 students and adult chaperones (ratio 1:5)
plus program supplies and Museum educator.
Shark dissections incur an additional $150 specimen fee.
Onsite Lunch
At the time of registration, groups can request a space on-site to enjoy their lunch.
The Museum does not provide lunches for groups.
This is a request with fulfillment based on space and staff availability.
Free - onsite, indoors
$25 non-refundable - onsite, outdoors
Lunch outside at the Warnock Model Boat Pond includes bathroom access, trash cans, stools, Museum staff person
and RC boat usage. This is a $25 non-refundable fee (including for inclement weather).
Chaperone Policy
Adult/student ratio of 1:5 applies for all on-site visits.
If you have more adults than the 1:5 ratio, up to 4 additional adults may receive a discounted admission of $8 per person.
Any extra adults beyond that will be charged standard adult admission at the front gate.
Aides for students requiring one-to-one accommodation visit for free regardless of ratio.
Chaperones are expected to remain with their group for the duration of the visit to the Museum, including
the Museum Store. Chaperones are expected to guide youth through exhibits and on the grounds while also
enforcing all behavioral requirements. These include but are not limited to walking feet, inside voices, treating exhibits
with respect (no climbing), and treating Museum crew and other Museum patrons with equal respect.
LEARNING LAB and MUSEUM IN THE SCHOOLS (MITS) REGISTRATION FOR the 2024/25 SCHOOL YEAR
NOW OPEN
Bus transportation scholarships (Clatsop, Columbia, and Tillamook Counties) are provided with support from
the Northwest STEM Hub and are available by application.
NOTE: When scheduling your Learning Lab for School Year 2023-2024, payment is required at time of registration by either online credit card payment or purchase order request.
Payment must be completed 7 days prior to the scheduled arrival date, or the Lab is subject to cancellation. Groups that cancel up to 5 days before their scheduled arrival date
may receive a refund; groups that cancel within 5 days of their scheduled arrival date are not guaranteed a refund.
All programs are student-focused and activity-based.
Learning Lab fee: $100 per 30 youth
Fee includes admission to the Museum and Lightship Columbia for 30 students and adult chaperones (ratio 1:5)
plus program supplies and Museum educator.
Shark dissections incur an additional $150 specimen fee.
Onsite Lunch
At the time of registration, groups can request a space on-site to enjoy their lunch.
The Museum does not provide lunches for groups.
This is a request with fulfillment based on space and staff availability.
Free - onsite, indoors
$25 non-refundable - onsite, outdoors
Lunch outside at the Warnock Model Boat Pond includes bathroom access, trash cans, stools, Museum staff person
and RC boat usage. This is a $25 non-refundable fee (including for inclement weather).
Chaperone Policy
Adult/student ratio of 1:5 applies for all on-site visits.
If you have more adults than the 1:5 ratio, up to 4 additional adults may receive a discounted admission of $8 per person.
Any extra adults beyond that will be charged standard adult admission at the front gate.
Aides for students requiring one-to-one accommodation visit for free regardless of ratio.
Chaperones are expected to remain with their group for the duration of the visit to the Museum, including
the Museum Store. Chaperones are expected to guide youth through exhibits and on the grounds while also
enforcing all behavioral requirements. These include but are not limited to walking feet, inside voices, treating exhibits
with respect (no climbing), and treating Museum crew and other Museum patrons with equal respect.
LEARNING LAB and MUSEUM IN THE SCHOOLS (MITS) REGISTRATION FOR the 2024/25 SCHOOL YEAR
NOW OPEN
Bus transportation scholarships (Clatsop, Columbia, and Tillamook Counties) are provided with support from
the Northwest STEM Hub and are available by application.
NOTE: When scheduling your Learning Lab for School Year 2023-2024, payment is required at time of registration by either online credit card payment or purchase order request.
Payment must be completed 7 days prior to the scheduled arrival date, or the Lab is subject to cancellation. Groups that cancel up to 5 days before their scheduled arrival date
may receive a refund; groups that cancel within 5 days of their scheduled arrival date are not guaranteed a refund.
Lighthouses of the PNWGrade Level: K-12
Duration: 60-minute session Available: October - June Gallery Connection: Lightship Columbia, Mapping Gallery, Shipwrecks! |
A Huge Undertaking:
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Intro to Underwater RoboticsGrade Level: 4th-12th
Duration: 90-minute session Available: March - June Gallery Connection: USS Shark, Shipwrecks! |
Economics of TradeGrade Level: 4th-12th
Duration: 50-minute session Available: October-June Gallery Connection: Brix Maritime Hall, Fur Trade Exhibit |
Shark DissectionGrade Level: 6th-12th
Duration: 60-minute session Available: October - June Gallery Connection: Brix Maritime Hall +$150 specimen fee per group of 30 students Shark specimens are bycatch. Due to current challenges getting the specimens for this program, the Shark Dissection Learning Labs are CAPPED at 10 classrooms for SY 2024-25. |
History of ImmigrationGrade Level: 9th-12th
Duration: 50-minute session Available: October-June Gallery Connection: Brix Maritime Hall, Salmon Canneries |