On Thursday, October 10, at the Nantucket Community Pool, eighth graders from Cyrus Peirce Middle School raced their cardboard constructed boats as part of Egan's Sea of Opportunities class.
On World Maritime Day, Egan spreads awareness for its Sea of Opportunities and the maritime industry's stockpile of possibilities for Nantucket’s youth.
For the sixth academic year, the Sea of Opportunities core Oceanography and Maritime Studies class is back in session with 119 eighth grade students.
Egan's Manager of Maritime Education, Evan Schwanfelder, and 2019's high school Student Mariners share their experiences and reflections from June's five-day Tall Ship sail to Mystic, CT, and back.
Thousands of schoolchildren have learned about Nantucket’s historic seafaring traditions and launched their own youthful passions for exploring the world’s oceans.
Eight Nantucket middle school students participated in Egan Maritime's Sea of Opportunities Student Mariner overnight sails aboard Tall Ship "Lynx."
The Sea of Opportunities "Design, Build, and Race Your Own Cardboard Boat Race" curriculum and program expands its reach to engage seventh and eighth grade students at the Nantucket New School.
The first group of Egan's 2019 Student Mariner Class left Nantucket Harbor this morning for their overnight sail aboard Tall Ship "Lynx."
Dr. Amanda Bardsley, PhD shares her teaching philosophy and curriculum for her eighth grade Sea of Opportunities class.