Chamberlain International School in Middleboro, Massachusetts, is a co-educational therapeutic facility for boarding and day school students between the ages of 11 and 22. Chamberlain International School provides students with a variety of unique educational experiences, including multiple opportunities for international travel and study.
The school manages study-abroad trips throughout the world, including numerous European trips. In Belgium, students have visited historic World War I museums and scenic coastlines in the same day. Students also have had the opportunity to visit a few of the nation’s oldest buildings, such as Loevestein Castle.
Past trips to the Netherlands, meanwhile, have been highlighted by some of Amsterdam’s most popular attractions, such as the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank house. Amsterdam also has provided Chamberlain students with a unique, firsthand look at engineering, from the series of windmills keeping Kinderdijk village dry to the Neeltje Jans delta works, a comprehensive loch system that prevents seaside flooding. Additional European trips have taken students to Utrecht’s Slot Zuylen Castle and Geldern, Germany.
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