Spring has sprung and another quarter of the Community Adventure Program is off to an extraordinary start. Wednesday was our first class of the quarter and I have to say that we have a rock solid group. We began the day by going over the course syllabus, which was about as much fun as walking… Read more »
Spring has sprung and another quarter of the Community Adventure Program is off to an extraordinary start. Wednesday was our first class of the quarter and I have to say that we have a rock solid group. We began the day by going over the course syllabus, which was about as much fun as walking… Read more »
Please take a moment to fill out the CAP Pre-Test Survey. This survey will be used to assess your outdoor skills, your thoughts about the community, leadership, trust, etc. before taking the class. Your student ID # is required and will be used to compare pre and post-test results. Your name will remain anonymous, but… Read more »
Greetings and welcome to the CAP Blog. This Blog (a.k.a. Weblog) is essentially an interactive website designed for you to actively participate in this class. Below, you will see a comments feature. This will allow you to post words of wisdom and encouragement to your classmates who make contributions to the Blog. We will use… Read more »
The CAP Photo Album is finally available for the viewing public. Students and parents can now purchase pictures from Ofoto.com or view the pictures in a slideshow format. Enjoy reliving the experience!
Attention all 3rd quarter Community Adventure Program students. Please click here to take the CAP Post-Test Survey. Thank you so much for your time, I really appreciate it!
This week, students conducted research for the Organic Resource Guide they are compiling for their Community Action Project. A rough outline for the guide was created and students broke up sections to research based on what interested them the most. On Wednesday, we had an awesome presentation by Jessie Stoner about various snow shelters, information… Read more »
This week, students conducted research for the Organic Resource Guide they are compiling for their Community Action Project. A rough outline for the guide was created and students broke up sections to research based on what interested them the most. On Wednesday, we had an awesome presentation by Jessie Stoner about various snow shelters, information… Read more »
This week we continued to hammer away on our Community Action Project. On Tuesday, we came up with the following statements that helped us define the problem that we want to address: 1. People are buying globally while thinking locally instead of buying locally and thinking globally. 2. Corporate monopolies in the agriculture industry focus… Read more »
This week we continued to hammer away on our Community Action Project. On Tuesday, we came up with the following statements that helped us define the problem that we want to address: 1. People are buying globally while thinking locally instead of buying locally and thinking globally. 2. Corporate monopolies in the agriculture industry focus… Read more »
