Planning Your Visit

Our museum education program is offered weekdays from 10am-12pm between October and the winter break, and from March through the end of the school year. Please make sure students are dressed appropriately for the weather. Phone-in reservations begin August 1. An information packet will be sent prior to your visit.

After receiving your Teacher Information Packet, check the confirmation sheet to verify that all the information is correct. Notify Sully at 703-437-1794 if there are any changes in group sizes or cancellations.

ADMISSION FEES
Admission is collected when you arrive at Sully's Log Schoolhouse Gift Shop. Cost is $4 per student. Checks should be made payable to F.C.P.A - Sully.

ADULT CHAPERONES
We request 1 adult per 10 children or 1-2 adults per center. Up to 2 adults per center are FREE. We can accommodate up to three adults per learning center, the extra adult price is $4 per adult. Adults assist with maintaining order within the group and help with activities in the center. Please make sure that you have emergency info on the adults as well as the children. More adults may be needed for students with special needs. Please notify Sully if any students or groups have special needs so we can better prepare our teaching staff.

PRIOR TO YOUR VISIT
Divide the students evenly into the number of centers offered to your group. Make a nametag for each student. Review the learning packet with your students.

PICNICKING
Picnic tables and grounds are available if you wish to bring lunch. However, Sully does not have a sheltered space for eating. A drinking fountain and soda machine are located next to the public restrooms. The drinking fountain is not available November- March.

RESTROOMS
Public restrooms are located under the Log Schoolhouse Gift Shop.

MUSEUM GIFTSHOP
Sully's Log Schoolhouse Gift Shop will be open for shopping after your program. Educational souvenirs, books and craft items are available for purchase at a variety of prices. Merchandise often includes items such as quill pens, candles, slate boards and pencils, period toys and postcards.