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LIMITED TO 12 STUDENTS PER COHORT

The 2026 Expedition Series

3-Week Outdoor + Cultural Exploration Program
No screens. Just real-world adventure. Small Groups. Real Connections.

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AGES:​

Rising 7th – 10th Graders

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HOURS:​​

Mon–Thur: 9 AM – 2 PM

Fri: 9 AM – 3 PM

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GROUP SIZE:

Limited to 12-Student Cohorts

Secure your Spot

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3-Week Outdoor + Cultural Exploration Program​​

Rate: $2,250 per student​ 
Deposit: $500 (Required to secure spot)

The Unplugged Difference: Not a Camp, An Expedition

 

This is our signature 15-day journey, an intentional progression through South Florida’s iconic landscapes designed to move teens off their phones and into high-stakes, real-world environments. By removing digital noise, we create the space necessary for independence, situational awareness, and social confidence.

 

The Daily Rhythm:

  • Active Experience: Navigating mangroves, swamps, and urban trails.

  • Social Connection: Real-world engagement and team-driven discovery.

  • Leadership Reflection: Building responsibility through daily guided insights.

 

Why It Works:
While students gain real-world problem-solving and a deep appreciation for nature, parents choose Unplugged for our small-group environment and a structured focus on life skills, not just entertainment. We ensure every day is active and engaging, with zero wasted time. ​

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Coastal & Cultural Pulse

  • The Vibe: High-energy discovery, creative expression, and sun-soaked teamwork.

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  • The Mission: Break the digital habit by reconnecting with the physical world through art, movement, and sensory exploration.

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  • Key Stops & Activities: Navigate the winding mangrove trails of Oleta River by kayak, master the art of the "can" during a private Wynwood graffiti workshop, and sharpen your senses at the Fruit & Spice Park in Homestead.

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  • The Highlight: A coastal expedition to Peanut Island for snorkeling and reef awareness.

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  • Skill Build: Spatial awareness, creative confidence, and sensory-based nutrition.

Quick Facts & Logistics: 2026 Expedition Series

SMALL COHORT: Max 12 students per session. 1:6 teacher-to-student ratio.

ALL ADMISSION FEES: 15-day trek; state parks, museums, sanctuaries, 

GEAR PROVIDED: Kayaks, bicycles, snorkeling, 

TUITION: $2,250, covers transportation, activity gear, and admission fees. ($500 deposit required, lunch not included)

TRANSPORTATION: All local travel, transportation and fuel for 3 weeks.

FLEXIBILITY: South Florida weather shifts fast. Activities may pivot, but equivalent high-quality experiences are always provided.

LUNCH: Students bring a pre-packed meal + water or purchase food on site. 30 minutes will be scheduled for lunch options midday. 

TEACHER-LED SAFETY: Led by Florida-certified professional educators with advanced safety protocols for every expedition.

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What a Typical Day Looks Like 

  • 9:00 AM — Departure

  • Morning — Main activity (kayaking, biking, museum, etc.)

  • Midday — Lunch is not included. A designated lunch break will be scheduled each day.

    • Monday-Thursday: Students bring a packed lunch or purchase food on site. Students must cover their own meals.

    • Fridays: Picnic-style lunch on longer adventure days to maximize activity time. Packed lunch or students might get together into a group order (subs, pizza, etc.) Ordered and picked up en route.

  • Afternoon — Exploration, team challenges, or reflection

  • 2:00 PM — Return (3:00 PM on Fridays) 

Session I

3-Week Cohort
Jun 22 - Jul 10

Session II

3-Week Cohort
Jul 20 - Aug 7

The Daily Rhythm:
Activity → Reset → Activity → Wrap-up.

Deadline: Enrollment closes May 1, 2026, or once capacity is reached.

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