Education

The Johnny Cash Boyhood Home with a blue to red gradient overlay.

Explore, Learn, and Discover

The Historic Dyess Colony: Johnny Cash Boyhood Home offers rich learning opportunities for students, including field trips and K-12 classroom materials across a variety of subjects.
Students posing for a picture outside of the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home.

We offer tours of the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home Monday through Saturday, from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. on the hour.

Tours are $5 per student, with one free chaperone for every 8 students. Bus drivers receive free admission.

A combination tour with the Southern Tenant Farmers Museum is available for an additional $5.

School Trip Request Form

An exhibit in the Visitors Center about Johnny Cash.
We offer a free collection of K-12 classroom activities connected to the A-State Heritage Sites, including the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home, with resources spanning a wide range of subjects for educators.
A spread of one of the Arkansas Heritage Sites educational packets.
We offer a collection of educational materials about the A-State Heritage Sites, available for purchase through our Marketplace. These resources are designed for educators and support learning from kindergarten through fifth grade.
An older student high-fiving kids.

Homeschool & EFA

Information coming soon.
A professional development class hosted by the A-State Heritage Sites staff.

Professional Development

Information coming soon.
School bus parked in front of the Southern Tenant Farmers Museum.

Summer Programs

Information coming soon.
Have Questions?

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Contact Penny Toombs, Heritage Sites Assistant Director.