Outdoor Education

March 19th-23rd

At camp, students spend their time split between the field and the cabin. In the field, students grab a sack lunch and head off with their field instructor, out of doors the whole day while being taught classes chosen by the visiting school teachers. Dinner is back in camp at the dining hall, after which students switch to their cabin instructor, who teaches night classes, hosts evening programs like snakes and line dancing, and makes sure certain essential demands (showering, sleeping, etc.) are met. After a night's sleep in a heated cabin, students are up and ready for breakfast and the next day. Students are supervised 100% of the time, and our program is purposefully designed to keep students busy and occupied the entire time they are here with us.

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