Residential and day program offerings include Teambuilding, High and Low Ropes Courses, Outdoor Skills Development, and Natural History programs including Wetlands and Watershed studies, Animal Adaptations, and Winter Ecology. The Hulbert School Program will also work with your school or youth group to design experiential activities to meet the specific curriculum goals and social skill needs of your students. Evening programs such as nightwalks, New Games, and campfires are always a highlight of a Hulbert visit, encouraging interactions among students, teachers, and staff that foster group cohesion and a commitment to work together. Hulbert Homeschool Programs are designed to provide opportunities for children to challenge themselves, practice group problem solving, learn about the natural world, and make new friends in a supportive environment. This week-long day camp is for children in the 3rd to 6th grade.
Bus pick up is available at selected locations in the Upper Valley.
We are excited to announce that The Aloha Foundation has received two grants for the Hulbert Outdoor Center to support residential programs for disadvantaged rural and urban schools. We also hope to attract several new schools to Hulbert for the first time, and to bring back schools that have recently been forced for financial reasons to end their tradition of attending a Hulbert program. In addition, we will offer at least two new programs specifically designed for small schools joining together with similar schools for a three or five day collaborative program. For the past twenty years, we have seen that a Hulbert School Program, emphasizing teambuilding, personal challenge, and natural history discovery, is a unique and critical opportunity for children. We are exceptionally pleased that the Turrell Fund and the William Randolph Hearst Foundation are willing to support our efforts because they agree that this opportunity should be available to more children.