Already tired of trying to help your kid with distance learning at home? Some hotels are banking on that and they’re hoping families will stay with them for a “schoolcation.” Resorts in the U.S. are enticing parents with kids who are doing remote learning to come and relax while their staff assists youngsters with their e-learning activities.

  • And here in the states, Great Wolf Lodge’s Howl ‘N Learn package lets kids attend Wiley’s Schoolhouse – a special spot for e-learning with staff on-hand to provide support, as well as “recess” breaks, like physically distanced yoga or crafts.
  • The Poconos Shawnee Inn also offers “monitored learning” with nature hikes, arts & crafts, P.E., and “safe socialization” for kids.
  • At the Monarch Beach Resort in Dana Point, California, they’re luring families in with their “Edu-Cations” package that comes with an extra day-use room for studying and homework help from Princeton Review tutors, along with outdoor activities when kids finish up distance learning for the day.
  • In Georgia, the Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee has a Study Buddy program that gives kids dedicated tutors to help with their virtual schedule and offers creative educational experiences, like fishing, crafting, and “P.E.” class on nature trails.