Typical Outdoor Education Program Schedule

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Typical Outdoor Education Program Schedule
This is a template, we are happy to work with you to meet all of your scheduling needs.

Arrival Day		Middle Day(s)*		Departure Day
				7:15-7:45	Move Out of Cabins
10:00	Group Arrives!	7:45	Servers to Dining Hall	7:45	Servers to Dining Hall
10-11	Move into Cabins	8:00	BREAKFAST	8:00	BREAKFAST
11-11:30	Welcome Meeting	9-10:30	Day Program	9-10:30	Day Program
11:30-12	Adult Orientation & Tour	10:30-12	Day Program	10:30	Closing Meeting
12	Servers to the Dining Hall	12	Servers to Dining Hall	10:45	Load Buses
12:15	LUNCH	12:15	LUNCH	11:00	Group Departs
1:15-2:45	Day Program	1:15-2:45	Day Program
2:45-4:15	Day Program	2:45-4:15	Day Program	Day Programs**
4:15-5:15	Rec. Time on A-Field (Trading Post Open)	4:15-5:15	Rec. Time on A-Field (Trading Post Open)	9:00	Group Arrives!
5:15	Servers to the Dining Hall	5:15	Servers to the Dining Hall	9-10:30	Day Program
5:30	DINNER	5:30	DINNER	10:30-12	Day Program
6:30-7:30	School Led Activity	6:30-7:30	School Led Activity	12:00	LUNCH (bring their own)
7:30-9	Evening Program	7:30-9	Evening Program	12:30-2	Day Program
9-10	Village Time/Showers	9-10	Village Time/Showers	2-3:30	Day Program
10:00	Suggested Bedtime	10:00	Suggested Bedtime	3:30	Group Departs

Words in blue indicate activities led by South Mountain Outdoor Education staff members.
*2 Day/1 Night Programs combine the ‘Arrival Day’ and ‘Departure Day’ schedules
** ½ Day Programs Depart at 12:30 PM

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