Student reviews

”I would recommend it for other students because it brings you into a realm in which no words can describe. It is something only learned through being there.”  8th grade student

”The most meaningful part of the experience was being able to even see what it looked like in general. It was a very haunting place. I wasn’t there, yet it felt like I was there. I will never be able to feel the pain that those people went through, but I can see the pain. It felt like I was there, and I could feel the presence of the people who were murdered. I would 100% recommend this for other students so they can see what it is like.”  8th grade student

“ I found that those stories of each of the million Jews in the camp had their story. I find the rooms to be so meaningful, and the way the pictures of the rooms can haunt you. I would recommend, because like the quote, “a place is a way of knowing.” It teaches you more stuff.  8th grade student

”Brilliant!”  12th grade student

“I would recommend. I believe the most meaningful part of this was when people did small acts of kindness in the midst of despair.”  8th grade student

“I found the pictures during the stories the most meaningful  because they captured the survivor’s feelings and let us truly see and feel what the survivors had.  I do recommend this for all other students who get the opportunity to experience this.”  8th grade student

“Seeing Auschwitz in Virtual Reality allowed me to see the scale of the camps, and the magnitude of what happened there.”  12th grade student

”I found the experience really informational and eye opening to the actual circumstances of the Shoah. I had no idea what the death camp actually looked like, and how awful the circumstances were. I definitely recommend this to other students.”  8th grade student

”I really like how she would tell a story about a certain room, and then you were able to see the room. I like how you were able to look around the room and see everything.”     8th grade student