I'm organizing a self-guided visit for high school students to the Supreme Court. What are the general entry procedures, including hours, security, and transportation? What educational activities are recommended for this age group, and how can I arrange lunch for my group at the on-site cafe?
Navigate to the 'VISIT' section of the website. Go to the 'Group Visits' page and extract information on general entry procedures, including building hours and transportation guidelines for groups. Go to the 'Prohibited Items' page to understand security screening details. Navigate to the 'Activities for Students & Families' page and identify recommended educational activities suitable for high school students. Navigate to the 'Café & Building Amenities' page to confirm on-site dining options and how to arrange group lunch. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
State that general group visits are self-guided and do not require reservations for entry. Provide building hours (Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.). State that visitors should allow extra time for security screening and review prohibited items. State that the Supreme Court is not accessible by private bus or passenger van, and suggest alternative transportation (Metro/Union Station parking). List at least two recommended educational activities suitable for high school students (e.g., 'Activity Booklet' for grades 5-12, 'Games & Puzzles'). Confirm the availability of the Supreme Court Café for on-site dining. State that the Supreme Court Café should be contacted directly for arranging group lunch.