The folks at the Doe River Gorge operation in Tennessee have developed a half-day curriculum for school groups that includes the train ride, several scenes at which the train stops while the significance of the scene is explained to the kids, and off-train activities including a brief Operation Lifesaver presentation. The program is arranged so that while one group is riding, another group can attend the off-train program and then the groups swap places. DRG has developed study guides for various grade levels that go to teachers prior to their visit so the kids have some idea of what they will experience. I believe they even furnish a bag snack or possibly lunch, too. Everything is included in a single price for groups. There's no reason why we couldn't develop a similar program about the WW&F and the two-footers. DRG has several weekdays each spring and fall set aside for school charter operations, and they promote those dates to regional schools.