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authentic, non-tourist communities. through community service, te*ns will develop meaningful relationships with local people and make a gla believes leaders are made, not born. the gla experience gives high school students the opportunity to step up in a global context and face real challenges in partnership with the communities they are serving. no summer is complete without adventure. each country has its own treasures. imagine exploring the ruins of machu picchu in peru, zip lining through the pristine rainforests of costa rica, or taking a safari in tanzania. by start datestart datemarch, 2019april, 2019june, 2019july, 2019august, 2019 by pas*ionprogram typean*mal & wildlife conservationbuilding from start to finishchildren & community developmentchildren & educationlanguage immersionmedicine & public healthmiddle schoolocean & environment conservationphotography & journalismsocial destinations in central america & the caribbean destinations in europe. volunteer abroad on our spring break & summer service trips for high school students. how our student volunteers left their mark on guatemala gla's global mission is to inspire te*ns to realize their potential to transform the world and their role in it. our high school student travel programs in guatemala represent one way to begin this journey of transformation. since the start of our service trips in the country, and with the guidance of our staff, gla has sent hundreds of student ambas*adors and volunteers to improve the lives of schoolchildren in guatemalan communities, as well as their families. “one of the best things you can do when you are young is to leave your comfort zone”. alum jan marc castlunger catches up with gla jan marc first went to the dominican republic with gla in 2010. since that time, his life has been shaped by the experiences he's had abroad, and his desire to give back to the world. i have always had the wish to do something useful and help other people. find out more about jan marc and how gla's pre college programs allow high school