2021/2022 SCHOOL
PROGRAM OPTIONS + COST

IMG_0901.jpg

FIELD-BASED PROGRAMS AT CAL-WOOD

Join us for a nature immersion experience at Cal-Wood.  Each program is customized to meet each school’s academic, social, and language needs.  Students will participate in hands-on, field-based exploration of local plants, animals, fire ecology, forestry, geology, and pond ecosystems.

​

OPTIONS + COSTS

  • 3 day/2 night - $190/student

  • 2 day/1 night - $116/student

  • A full day (9 am - 4 pm) - $50/student

  • Full day + dinner+ evening program - $70/student

CAL-WOOD COMES TO YOUR SCHOOL

A Cal-Wood instructor can teach a hands-on environmental science or team building lesson. Opportunity for in-class or outdoor session (depending on school grounds or nearby natural area).   


COST:

– 3 hrs of programming at your school - $15/student

Exploration Favorite_small.jpeg
Screen Shot 2021-05-12 at 12.51.25 PM.pn

VIRTUAL PROGRAMS

Cal-Wood can lead a session for your students (asynchronous or synchronous)!  Topics can range from fire ecology to a virtual campfire!

​

COST:

1 hr virtual program - $100/instructor
(includes prep)

HYBRID OPPORTUNITIES

We can offer a combination that includes a session at your school (virtual or with a Cal-Wood instructor).

​

OPTIONS + COSTS

  • Learning at your school + 1 day at Cal-Wood - $65/student

  • Virtual Learning + 1 day at Cal-Wood - up to $60/student depending on program

IMG_4597.jpg
 

SCHEDULING 2021-2022 PROGRAMS

  • Schools can book for the 2021-2022 school year now 

  • We will try to accommodate each school's traditional dates

  • We won’t send contracts until the school district approves the Cal-Wood program

  • If things change after signing the contract, Cal-Wood will be very flexible

​​

Please let us know what your school is interested in through the inquiry form!

Submit a Program Inquiry Form
 

COVID PROTOCOLS

  • Cal-Wood is working with Boulder County Public Health and school districts to adapt current COVID protocols for Cal-Wood. For now, we follow the new CDC guidelines for residential summer camps


  • Moving forward, we may possibly limit our capacity to 60 people (6 people per cabin and 10 in each Meckley room).

  • Current Protocols: 

  • Daily screenings

  • Hand washing / sanitation

  • Masks and social distancing

  • Cohorts, inside and outside

  • Limited shared materials

  • Prioritize outdoor activities

  • Staggered meal service