Explore grade-specific lesson plans, field trip activities, reflection exercises, recommended books, and additional resources designed to support learning about September 11.
Explore ResourcesA typical field trip to the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial & Education Center lasts approximately 35–60 minutes. Visit length may vary depending on your group and planned activities.
Yes. Groups can schedule their visit in advance and request a volunteer speaker to help guide them through the Memorial and its stories.
The Memorial offers age-appropriate educational materials, including activity guides, reflection exercises, and other resources to help students engage with the history and lessons of September 11. Explore resources here.
Yes. Transportation grants are available for eligible Wisconsin-based nonprofit organizations serving children, including schools and youth groups. Visit our Field Trip Grants page for eligibility and application details.
There are currently no public restrooms directly at the outdoor Memorial. For larger groups that schedule their visit in advance, restroom accommodations may be available through the Village of Kewaskum.
The Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial & Education Center offers transportation grants to help make field trips more accessible for Wisconsin schools and youth-serving nonprofit organizations. Eligible groups can receive reimbursement of up to $500 per trip toward transportation expenses.
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