Hudson River Stewards

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In the spring of 2015 the Hudson River Maritime Museum and Hudson River Sloop Clearwater partnered to provide a Common Core aligned, comprehensive history and environmental education program for the entire Kingston City School District fourth grade (appx. 500 students in 19 classes). Combining in-class programs with an on-site field trip in early May, the program was a success and HRMM and Clearwater partnered with Kingston, Saugerties, Livingston Manor, and Hyde Park school districts in 2016. 

This program is also open to other districts in the Hudson Valley.

Program Details

Today, Hudson River Stewards serves almost 800 4th grade students each year and continues to grow! By partnering with Clearwater, Apollonia, and the musically talented Linda Richards we provided students with a once in a life-time experience of learning about primary and secondary sources, museum tours, live music, geography puzzle, environmental science station, and boat deck tours.

​We offer two different packages to choose from for this program.
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Package One
  • Learning about primary and secondary sources through a hands on in-class document analysis workshop.
  • 8 rotating activity stations, including live music, boat tours and more!
  • Price: $28/student
Package Two
  • Optional: In-class document analysis lesson plan. DOES NOT INCLUDE visit from museum staff.
  • 8 rotating activity stations, including live music, boat tours and more!​
  • Price: $20/student

​This program operates from February - May and can accommodate a minimum of 70 students and a maximum of 125 students per day for the field trip portion.
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​For an in-depth analysis of the 2015 pilot program, please read our Hudson River Stewards Report.

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For questions and/or to book this program for your school district, please contact Education Coordinator Paul Daley at education@hrmm.org or 845-338-0071 ext. 11. 
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