ONGOING
FIELD TRIP • SEPT - JUNE
Jackie’s Legacy, Your Leadership
Grades 2-12 • 90 Min
Explore Jackie Robinson’s core leadership traits and how he used them on and off the baseball field in this interactive, inquiry-based program.
Plan your visit or become a member today! Early Closure this Sunday, May 25th in honor of Memorial Day. Join us for An Afternoon of Jazz on June 19.
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Explore the life and legacy of Jackie Robinson through interactive, inquiry-based programming.
“I don't mind trouble, but I do believe in fair play and justice.”
– Jackie Robinson, in a letter to Truman Gibson, 1944
SCHOOL PROGRAMS
ONGOING
FIELD TRIP • YEAR-ROUND
Jackie Robinson Explorers: Scavenger Hunt Field Trip
Ages 6-13 / Grades 1-6 • 60-80 min
Join a museum educator for a guided, interactive museum tour introducing participants to American icon Jackie Robinson through one-of-a-kind artifacts, dynamic interactive media, and rich historical content.
ONGOING
SELF-GUIDED • YEAR-ROUND
Self-guided School Visits
Grades 5-12 • 60-75 MIN
Educators and students, visit the Jackie Robinson Museum for a unique look at the life and legacy of American hero, Jackie Robinson, as an athlete, activist, citizen, businessman, and family man.
ONGOING
POSTER CONTEST • NOVEMBER - JUNE
Speak Out! Poster Contest
5th GRADE
Fifth graders, SPEAK OUT about your ideas as leaders and changemakers through a citywide poster contest, inspired by Jackie Robinson and your museum field trip!
Review Carefully Before your Visit MUSEUM POLICIES
CLASSROOM RESOURCES
Visit the Educator Resources page for activities and resources to complement your museum field trip or classroom instruction.
Visit the Student and Family Resources page for videos, FAQs, research resources and more.
PLANNING YOUR TRIP
Please review all visitor policies at the bottom of our Visit page with your students.
Arrive on-time. We recommend arriving 10 minutes early to be sure to get started with your program on time. Late arrival may result in abridged programming.
Bus drop off is available outside the Museum, but not parking for the duration of the program.
PHOTO RELEASE FORMS
Photo Release Form Instructions:
- Distribute the Photo Release Form to your students’ guardians (print or email). The Photo Release Form is also available in Spanish.
- Collect the forms in advance of your Museum visit.
- Submit the forms to the Museum:
- Preferred method: Scan all the forms for your class into a single PDF document and upload it at https://bit.ly/JRM-photo-forms.
- You can also bring the paper copies with you on the day of your visit.
Please note:
Completing the photo release form is not required for students to attend the program. We can be sure to avoid photographing any students who do not have signed forms.
LUNCH POLICY
We do not have a lunch facility and encourage guests not to bring food or drink into the Museum.
However, if you need to bring student lunches, they can be stored with student backpacks and/or coats and picked up again at the end of the program. Freeman Plaza East is one block away from the Museum and Hudson River Greenway is a 10 minute walk from the Museum.
GIFT SHOP
We do not budget time for gift shop browsing in your program time. If you would like to provide an opportunity for students to purchase a souvenir, we recommend doing so online at Shop42.org.
If you would like to allow students to visit the store following the program, teachers and chaperones will be responsible for student supervision and depending on your group size, you may be asked to divide into smaller groups as space in the shop is limited. Please let our staff know in advance if you would like to do so.