Coordinate campus activities. Work on special projects. Make school visitations and presentations. Attend off-campus board meetings. Interns rotate through the above mentioned positions as they work intensively with each part of the outdoor school program.
Days are long and varied.
Occasional weekend duties required. Everyone, no matter what their position, pitches in until the job is done. Tulare County is a rural agricultural area. The students that attend represent every ethnicity and economic level. Even though the students live close to the Sierra Nevada mountains, for many of them this is their first experience away from their hometown into the beauty of nature.