Spring Break Service in Action
Experience different cultures, make an impact, and develop future-ready skills
From March 8-13, selected learners will go beyond the classroom and explore an alternative Spring Break through immersive experiences rooted in service.
Students will get to travel with purpose, encounter new perspectives, build connections across different cultures, and foster personal growth with a deeper understanding of community.
Access the Spring Break Service in Action Application
| Interested students must submit the Alamo Colleges District 2027 Spring Break Service in Action application by Friday, November 6, 2026. |
Take a paid, service-learning trip to San José, California, or Albuquerque, New Mexico!
Enjoy cultural immersion, volunteer opportunities and sightseeing in San José, California, or Albuquerque, New Mexico, in March 2027.
- Participate in meaningful service opportunities
- Explore museums and historic landmarks
- Learn about different cultural arts
- Enjoy sightseeing and local attractions
Albuquerque, New MexicoStewardship, Culture & Community ResilienceExperience New Mexico through the lens of stewardship, learning how communities care for the land, sustain cultural traditions, strengthen relationships, and consider their responsibilities to future generations. |
San José, CaliforniaHealing, Culture & Community TransformationLearn alongside the National Compadres Network and explore culturally rooted approaches to healing, belonging, leadership, community well-being, and how relationships, reflection, and connection can strengthen individuals, families, and communities. |
Who Can Apply?
All Alamo Colleges District students are encouraged to apply for consideration. Selected learners (20) will participate in one of two fully funded learning journeys.
Students should apply with an openness to new experiences, a willingness to engage respectfully with communities and cultures different from their own, and a commitment to participate fully in all aspects of the service-learning trip.
Have Questions? Contact UsDr. Eric CastilloAVC for Arts, Culture, and Community Impact/San Antonio Peace Center
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