New online presence for the Galt’s Education Programs

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In a release, the Galt states these programs in just the last decade have introduced more than 100,000 students to the history and cultures that make up Southern Alberta.

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The new Museum Educator at the Galt, Ashley Henrickson, has been working with the Galt’s communications staff to build the website.

She has also been working to integrate class and transportation booking systems into her processes.

“Ashley Henrickson joined the Galt’s team in December and is doing a fabulous job of creating efficiencies,” Executive Director Susan Burrows-Johnson said. “As well as bringing us some new innovative programming.”

Henrickson says they’re excited to provide this tool to teachers so that even more classes can experience their educational programming.

“We want as many students, parents and teachers as possible to experience what we have to offer.”

Another important component of the educational programs at the Galt Museum is that transportation to and from the Museum is free for schools located in Lethbridge.

Bussing costs are subsidized by the Friends of the Galt Museum & Archives through their periodic fundraiser activities like their family-friendly Friends Harvest Barn Dance in October, featuring the Great Canadian Barn Dance Band.