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Dates and Timing:
Our 8th graders will get a fulfilling Minikani experience over the course of a two day trip.
This two-day outdoor education program features meaningful and practical learning opportunities. The Camp Minikani trip is considered curricular school days and attendance is required.
Day 1 - Thursday, Sept. 26
Arrive to school at the usual time.
Leave Webster around 9:00 AM via Riteway bus transport.
Lunch and dinner providedby Camp Minikani.
Return to Webster around 9:00 PM.
Day 2 - Friday, Sept. 27
Arrive at school at the usual time.
Leave Webster around 9:00 AM via Riteway bus transport.
Lunch provided by Camp Minikani.
Return to Webster around 2:30 PM so that students can catch their regular bus routes home or be picked up at Webster at the usual time of 2:47 PM.
Camp Facilities:
Sanitary buildings with sinks, hot and cold running water, and adequate toilets are provided in girls and boys cabin areas as well as other areas of the camp.
Dining Hall and Food Allergies:
The dining hall seats all campers and staff comfortably. The student's job as a “table hopper” is to set and clear the tables. The kitchen staff provides well-balanced meals served buffet style. All food served at Minikani is nut/tree-nut free. If you have any additional allergies or dietary restrictions, please contact Webster's health aide at ajohnston@cedarburg.k12.wi.us. (Gluten-free meals are available with advance request.)
Camp Staff:
The camp staff includes 8th grade teachers, some allied arts teachers, principals and experienced YMCA Camp Minikani instructors.
Transportation and Drop-Off/Pick-Up:
Students will ride from Webster to Camp Minikani and return again by school bus. This is a distance of about 20 miles one-way and requires approximately 30 minutes. During that time, students are expected to remain seated and follow the regular school rules for riding buses. The buses are chaperoned with school staff.
Insurance:
Since insurance is offered by the school system, it should be noted that the medical cost of injury, sickness, etc. would be the responsibility of the parents or guardian if the child does not have coverage associated with the school system.
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