KENNETT SQUARE, PA — Longwood Gardens has once again secured the Pinnacle Award from the Center for Interactive Learning & Collaboration (CILC), marking its fifth consecutive win. This accolade highlights Longwood Gardens’ leadership in providing outstanding virtual educational experiences.
The CILC Pinnacle Award is an esteemed honor granted annually to organizations that offer exceptional educational value through live virtual field trips. Longwood Gardens’ consistent recognition underscores its innovative approach to engaging students worldwide. The award is based on feedback from educators and activity directors who rate the quality of the virtual learning experiences.
Kellie Saraceno, Distance Learning Manager at Longwood Gardens, expressed her excitement about the achievement. “We are incredibly honored to receive the Pinnacle Award for the fifth year in a row,” she said. “This recognition reflects our commitment to providing high-quality, interactive educational experiences that inspire and bring joy through the beauty of nature, conservation, and learning.”
Longwood Gardens offers a diverse array of free virtual field trips and webinars designed for K-12 students and homeschool groups. These programs are interactive, using videos, images, and hands-on activities to teach students about topics like pollination, carnivorous plants, and careers in horticulture. The virtual trips aim to connect with students in engaging ways, making learning both fun and informative.
Educators interested in participating in fall virtual programs can register now. Schools need the capability to connect via Zoom and must have the necessary technical equipment. Advance registration is required to join a virtual field trip.
Longwood Gardens continues to set a benchmark in virtual education, using its rich botanical resources to inspire students and educators alike. The Pinnacle Award not only acknowledges Longwood Gardens’ excellence but also its ongoing commitment to innovative educational programming.
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