CEED Summer Nature Experience Summer 2022 Enrollment!
Full-day enrollment for CEED’s Summer Nature Experience is now open. The programs for grades 1-7 (as of Sept. 2022) are week by week from July 11th through August 12th. Several of last year’s instructors are back, along with newly recruited outdoor educators who love exploring the natural world with kids. Families can choose any (or all) of the first three weeks at the Post Morrow Foundation property on Bay Road, or the final two weeks, which will be at CEED and Mama Farm, the organic farm next door.
No matter which week you choose, you can count on your child coming home tired, maybe a little dirty, and full of stories about the wonders of nature. Last year’s programs booked solid, so don’t delay.
If you would like to help sponsor a child who couldn’t otherwise afford this program, email info@ceedli.org. And thank you!
We will also be offering a new Leadership/Conservation Program for older youth in grades 8-12. News on that later this week.
“Over every mountain there is a path, although it may not be seen from the valley.” Theodore Roethke
Our goal at CEED is to help your children climb that mountain!
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