The First Lady was a classroom teacher for 40 years and stresses the importance of "interactive and engaging" learning in the upgraded tour.

First lady Dr. Jill Biden unveiled a reimagined public tour of the White House Monday aimed at making the People’s House more accessible, interactive and educational for visitors.

For the first time in decades, visitors to the White House will experience an exciting change in the historic tour, thanks to a revamp championed by first lady Dr. Jill Biden. The transformation, two years in the making,

First lady Jill Biden unveiled on Monday a new White House public tour with enhanced features designed to provide visitors with an immersive experience of the historic mansion. In collaboration with the National Park Service and the White House Curator's Office,

A video greeting from First Lady Jill Biden is displayed at the entrance to the new enhanced, educational White House public tour at the White House on October 21, 2024 in Washington D.C.. Photo by Jemal

First Lady Jill Biden and the History Channel have updated the decades-old White House tour in an effort to help students learn about the presidential mansion’s living history. "I've been a classroom teacher for 40 years,

The White House for the first time in decades will now see an "enhanced" and "expanded" public tour program for visitors to the historic mansion in the nation's capital city.