Creek Adventure Program
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"Turn the classroom out-of-doors, put the students into motion, and force both students and teachers to come to grips with the healing power of direct experience."
Kurt Hahn (founder of Outward Bound)

Creek Adventure Program (CAP)

The Creek Adventure Program (CAP) is a well designed blend of curricular classes, complemented by unique after school and co-curricular clubs. Creek Outdoor Leadership Training (C.O.L.T.) Club and Student Outdoor Adventure Representatives (S.O.A.R.) offer students the opportunity to learn and experience through intentionally planned outdoor and challenge course related events. Our curricular classes are designed to fuel co-curricular opportunities and real-world leadership experience. 

The Creek Adventure Programs consists of ten daily curricular classes and multiple after school and weekend co-curricular opportunities for students and adults. A refined, quality structure positively influences self-concept, leadership skills, critical thinking and positive social skills. Since 1988, the program has been recognized nationally as a premier Experiential Education-based program focusing on peer leadership through adventure and outdoor education. It is the peer leadership aspect that makes the program ground breaking education.  

In basic terms, our high school students have taken a sequence of classes and trainings that allow them to re-enter level one and two classes as the instructor.  These Leaders are the teachers and facilitators of their peers.  They design and evaluate curriculum; adapt curriculum to meet the needs of a variety of students; facilitate academic and personal growth; manage inter and intra-personal skills; provide academic and peer counseling; and role model higher level thinking.   

This program has established two clubs that are collaborative with each curricular class:

C.O.L.T. – Creek Outdoor Leadership Training

  • Indoor & outdoor rock & ice climbing
  • Climbing team
  • Backpacking
  • Mountain biking
  • Caving
  • Hiking
  • Community service
  • Backcountry skiing, snowshoeing and riding
  • Whitewater kayak instruction
  • PADI Scuba certification
S.O.A.R. – Student Outdoor Adventure Representatives

  • Challenge course facilitation (all groups and classes)
  • Middle School Summer Camp program (SOAR Summer Camp)
  • Middle School curricular adventure class facilitation
  • College and University Challenge course site visits
  • Participation and presentations at National Conference (NCCPS)
  • Facilitation of all visiting challenge course groups (middle and high school)
  • Alternative school group games and challenge course activities                
  • Special education group facilitation
  • Leader team for Adult, Challenge Course Program for Educators
  • Requested class and community facilitation opportunities

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