Our Mission is to provide immersive interactive outdoor education to Pre-K through 8th grade students that attend Title 1 schools.  Our programs are designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and a love for nature. Through hands-on activities and exploration, we aim to foster a sense of wonder and learning in every child.

Title 1 schools often struggle to afford outdoor education programs because their primary funding is dedicated to addressing basic academic needs of students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, leaving limited budget for additional programs like outdoor education, which can require significant transportation, staff, and equipment costs.

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KEY REASONS WHY TITLE 1 SCHOOLS MAY NOT AFFORD OUTDOOR EDUCATION

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High Cost of Outdoor Programs

Outdoor education programs often involve transportation to off-site locations, specialized staff training, necessary gear, and potentially overnight accommodations, which can add up to a significant expense for a school with limited funds.

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Focus on Academic Achievement

The primary pressure on Title 1 schools is to improve standardized test scores, which can lead to prioritizing traditional classroom instruction over alternative learning experiences like outdoor education.

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Lack of Dedicated Funding Sources

While some grants or community partnerships might support outdoor education, Title 1 schools often lack a consistent dedicated funding stream for such programs.

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Benefits of Outdoor Education

Research shows that outdoor education can have positive impacts on student engagement, academic performance, and overall well-being, making it a valuable addition for all students, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds.