Amerigo Students Go On Spring Break Trips

Recently, students from across Amerigo’s Signature campuses enjoyed fun and relaxing spring breaks, where they had much-deserved time off from classes! During this time, our Signature campuses organized opportunities for students to travel, visit universities and spend quality time with their classmates and Amerigo faculty.

Our international students enrolled at Amerigo Signature Schools go on annual Spring Break and Thanksgiving trips together, where they have the opportunity to take part in cultural events, see incredible sites and learn more about their new homes.

Read onto see how each Signature campus spent their spring break.

Amerigo Los Angeles

Students at Amerigo Los Angeles traveled to San Jose, California, where they had a jam-packed adventure! They visited the beach, as well as the Wildlife Learning Center. While they were there, students got to feed a porcupine and pet sloths, tortoises and even an armadillo. Students also visited the Apple Headquarters’ VisitorsCenter, the Googleplex (home of Google’s corporate headquarters) and Stanford University.  

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Amerigo San Diego

The Amerigo San Diego campus traveled to Los Angeles, where they visited the beautiful campus of University of Southern California. Students also went to an NBA game – LA Clippers vs. Indiana Pacers. They even got to sit in a VIP Suite!

Amerigo Chicago North Shore

Students from Amerigo Chicago North Shore traveled to Madison, Wisconsin – a beautiful city about 107 miles from campus. During their break, students toured the University of Wisconsin – Madison, and also visited the Wisconsin State Capitol Building. Additionally, students visited the Madison Art Center and went out to movies and dinner!

Saint Anthony’s High School

The SAHS office brought students to see an NBA professional basketball game in New York City between the NY Knicks and the Brooklyn Nets. The forty students who attended arrived to Madison Square Garden early, and had the once-in-a-lifetime chance to get a close-up view to see the teams warming up for the big game.  

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