Education Programs

ASK US ABOUT OUR EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Experience History. Honor Service. Carry the Legacy Forward.

At the Delaware County Veterans Memorial, education is more than learning—it’s connection, reflection, and inspiration.

Our Education Programs bring history to life through powerful, real-world experiences led by Veterans, historians, educators, and community leaders. Whether you’re part of a school, community group, organization, or simply an individual seeking a deeper understanding—these programs are designed for all who want to engage, learn, and honor service.

A Living Classroom for All Generations

Step beyond the textbook and into an immersive experience that explores:
Participants don’t just learn history—they feel it, understand it, and carry it forward.

What Makes This Experience Unique

More Than a Program—A Purpose

Our mission is to educate, encourage, and inspire every participant to better understand the freedoms we hold today—and the extraordinary sacrifices that made them possible.

This is an opportunity to:

Get Involved

Whether you’re planning a group experience, seeking a meaningful educational opportunity, or looking to volunteer—there’s a place for you here.

Call:

(610) 400-8722

Plan Visit:

Submit an inquiry to start planning your visit

Be Part of Something Lasting

The Delaware County Veterans Memorial is not just a place to visit—it’s a place to learn, honor, and remember.

Join us. Experience it. Carry the legacy forward.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Delaware County Veterans Memorial Education Program offers an immersive, interactive, and powerful experience designed to bring U.S. history, civic responsibility, and veterans’ sacrifices to life. Led by a unique combination of veterans, educators, and historians, the program bridges generations by connecting participants directly with those who have lived and shaped our history.

Key Program Highlights

The Experience & Takeaways

Each session features a guided tour of the Memorial, in-depth discussions on its symbolism, and hands-on, interactive learning. Participants leave with a deeper personal connection to American history, a renewed appreciation for modern freedoms, educational materials and commemorative items to continue their reflection.

Getting Started

The Education Program is an immersive, interactive experience designed to bring history, service, and sacrifice to life. Through guided tours and hands-on learning, participants gain a deeper understanding of our nation’s history and the national and local individuals who helped shape it.
Our programs are open to schools, community organizations, civic groups, businesses, and individuals. We welcome participants of all ages who are interested in learning, reflecting, and honoring service.
No, it is for everyone. While many participants come through school programs, our experiences are designed to be age-agnostic and accessible to all groups, including scouts, veteran organizations, senior centers, and community members.
Contact us by phone, email, or through our online inquiry form. Our team will work with you to coordinate a date and tailor the experience to your group.
We recommend reaching out as early as possible to secure your preferred date, especially during holiday and summer seasons. However, we do our best to accommodate all requests.

Program Experience

Each experience includes a guided tour of the Memorial, meaningful discussions about its symbolism and history, and direct engagement with Veterans, historians, or civic leaders whenever possible.

Most programs run between 60–90 minutes, depending on your group’s needs and any additional components selected.

Programs are led by a unique combination of Veterans, educators, historians, and community leaders, offering firsthand perspective and expertise.

Absolutely. The safety and well-being of our guests is a top priority. All Delaware County Veterans Memorial staff and volunteers who interact with tour participants have the appropriate background clearances on file. This ensures a safe, welcoming, and secure environment for students, families, community groups, and visitors of all ages while participating in our educational programs and Memorial experiences.

Participants explore U.S. history, civic responsibility, the meaning of memorials, and the stories behind the sacrifices made in service to our country.

We tailor each experience to match the age, background, and goals of the group, ensuring the content is engaging, relevant, and accessible.

Yes! Every participant leaves with items designed to extend the learning experience beyond their visit. Adult participants receive a set of Memorial coins and a commemorative challenge coin. Children receive age-appropriate educational materials, including a set of Memorial coins, a copy of the Pennsylvania Constitution, a small American flag, and an etching of the name of a fallen service member from the Wall of Prayers. Younger children also receive a coloring book that teaches how a bill is written and becomes law, helping connect civic education with the Memorial experience.

Cost & Accessibility

No. All programs are offered free, made possible through generous community support and donations.

Yes. For K–12 public schools, transportation to and from the Memorial can be provided at no cost, ensuring every student has the opportunity to participate. Schools should coordinate transportation in accordance with their district’s standard policies and procedures. Once the trip is complete, simply submit the transportation invoice along with a completed W 9 form, and the Memorial will process reimbursement.

Private schools, parochial schools, and community organizations are also eligible for complimentary transportation assistance. To ensure arrangements can be made, please contact education@delcoveteransmemorial.com as early as possible in the planning process.

No, group sizes can vary. We will work with you to ensure the best experience, whether you have a small group or a larger audience.

Yes. The Memorial is designed to be accessible to all visitors, and we are happy to accommodate specific needs whenever possible.

Yes. We can bring elements of the program to your location or explore virtual options when on-site visits are not possible.

We’re happy to work with you to ensure a great experience. In the event of severe weather, rescheduling is easy and there is no issue adjusting your visit. If precipitation is light, we can utilize pop up tents on site, or we also offer a mobile education option and can bring the Memorial experience directly to you.

Educational Value

Our program reinforces key concepts in history, civics, leadership, and citizenship through real-world storytelling and experiential learning.
Yes. Our K–12 programming is thoughtfully structured to support and enhance the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s core civic and history requirements.
Participants leave with a deeper understanding of our nation’s history, a personal connection to the stories of those who served, and a renewed appreciation for the freedoms we enjoy today.
Yes. All participants receive educational materials and commemorative items designed to support continued learning and reflection beyond their visit. Materials are tailored to the approximate age and grade level of the group.

Planning Your Visit

The Delaware County Veterans Memorial is located in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, with accessible parking available for all visitors. The address is 4599 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square, PA.
Comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended, as the experience involves walking the Memorial grounds.
We monitor weather conditions and will work with you to adjust or reschedule the program if needed.
Yes. Groups may choose to enhance their visit with additional civic experiences, such as courthouse tours or extended discussions.

Groups & Customization

Absolutely. We work closely with each group to tailor the experience based on your goals, interests, and audience.
Yes. We regularly host school groups, community organizations, corporate teams, scouts, and veterans groups.
Yes. Programs are designed to be engaging and interactive, encouraging discussion, reflection, and participation.

Volunteering & Engagement

We welcome volunteers and community partners who want to support our mission through education, outreach, and event support.
Yes. Groups and individuals can participate in volunteer opportunities, support events, or contribute to sustaining the program.

Logistics & Policies

Yes – photography is encouraged as a way to capture and share the experience, while remaining respectful of the Memorial.
We understand plans change. Please contact us as soon as possible, and we will work with you to reschedule your visit.
Our team is happy to help—please reach out by phone or email anytime.

Mission & Impact

The educational program was created to ensure the stories, sacrifices, and legacy of Delaware County’s veterans are never forgotten—and that future generations understand the cost of the freedoms they enjoy.
This is more than a tour—it’s a personal, powerful, local connection to history, guided by those who have lived it and shaped it.

For information or to schedule a program contact us by phone 610-400-8722 or by email info@delcoveteransmemorial.com, or by filling out the information request form below.

“Delaware County Veterans Memorial in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania education mission is to educate, encourage, motivate, and to inspire all students and citizens to acquire knowledge and skills in order to protect our history, liberty, and freedoms, made affordable to us by those who served and/or gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country.”

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