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School Programs
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum offers exciting experiences for students in grades K-12. Visit the Hall of Fame for a field trip, connect with us for a videoconference, or download our curriculum for use in your classroom! Choose from the list below to explore our educational opportunities and discover what experience is best for you! 
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Tell Us About Your Experience
The Hall of Fame encourages the incorporation of baseball curriculum in your classroom. Whether you participated in a field trip or videoconference, or used our lessons in your classroom, we want to hear about your experience! Please take a moment to fill out this brief survey and tell us about your experience.
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This Day in Baseball History
On May 22, 1926, the St. Louis Cardinals hold “Rogers Hornsby Day” in honor of their star player-manager. Hornsby, the National League’s Most Valuable Player in 1925, receives $1,000 in gold during a pre-game ceremony.