K-12 Education

Free Programming Available to Title I Schools!

Due to a generous grant from the Nashville Predators Foundation, Hermitage educators are pleased to announce free web conferencing through our program RACHEL. (Reinforcing American History through Electronic Learning) This program is available for all Title I schools, regardless of location!

Classes available on first-come, first served basis through January 2018. Click here for more information on classes on classes offered through web conference, and email education@thehermitage.com to reserve your class today!

Thanks, Nashville Predators!

The Hermitage Education Department equips teachers and teaches students about the Jacksonian Era.

Andrew Jackson’s formal education may have paled in comparison to his predecessors in the White House, but that never stopped him from seeking out the best schools for his adopted son and the many wards he fostered. Jackson always pushed his family to excel in their studies.

Today, The Hermitage shares Jackson’s belief in the value of education with a wealth of excellent and challenging educational opportunities for school groups, children on summer break, scouts, teachers, and adults.

For more tour information on our K-12 education programs or to make a reservation for your school or class, contact our education director. Due to schedule demands, education groups must have a minimum of 15 students.

Class Prices

$9/student ($7/student for Title 1 schools, $11/student in Junior Docent Program)

$12/non-title I High School/College students

$16/adult; one free teacher/chaperone per ten students

Free/bus drivers

If you would like to reserve a Hands-On-History program or have questions about an existing reservation, please contact:
education@thehermitage.com