Class Retreats
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Building Leaders, Making Memories
Our class trips blend adventure, friendships, and spiritual growth, preparing students for every step of their high school journey.
High School Trips
Each year, our high school students participate in class trips that foster community, create lasting memories, and encourage growth in both faith and leadership. Whether exploring new places, taking on outdoor adventures, or serving together, these experiences give students the chance to build stronger connections with their classmates and teachers.
Freshman, sophomore, and junior trips are designed to cultivate unity and shared experiences that strengthen class identity. For seniors, the capstone experience is the Senior Retreat at Ocoee Ridge Camp in the Tennessee Mountains—a two-night getaway that blends fun activities, spiritual growth, and meaningful reflection as they step into their final year at Hebron.
Class trips are a highlight of the high school journey, offering students opportunities to bond, grow, and create memories they will carry well beyond their years at Hebron.
middle school trips
6th grade
Atlanta, GA - Each fall, sixth grade students travel into Atlanta to explore the Civil Rights Museum and the Georgia Aquarium. This one-day trip aligns with the sixth grade Language Arts curriculum as they visit the Civil Rights Museum and read their first novel of the year centered around the Civil Rights Movement. The Georgia Aquarium provides a great opportunity for students to see God’s creation while building stronger bonds with their classmates and friends!
7th grade
Chattanooga, TN - Seventh graders at HCA get their first opportunity to participate in an overnight trip as we travel to Chattanooga! During this two-day trip, students will explore Ruby Falls, ride on the Tennessee Railroad, visit Lookout Mountain, and enjoy a dinner cruise on the Tennessee River!
8th grade
Savannah, GA - Eighth graders embark on a three-day, two-night trip to historic Savannah. Under the mossy oaks of downtown, students will explore the city and learn about the rich history of the city that incorporates their curriculum in 8th Grade American Studies. Students will visit Fort Jackson, go on a dolphin tour, enjoy a dinner cruise on the Savannah River, and visit many other historic sites all while deepening their relationships with their classmates and preparing for future travel opportunities in High School!