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All Odessa sixth graders, teachers Julie Wehr and Tim Larson and parent chaperones Peggy DeWulf and Danielle Scrupps went to Camp Wooten September 23-26.
Camp Wooten is an environmental camp serving multiple schools. Activities involved hands-on science-related survival instruction and classes on soils, wind energy and wildlife. It was also a bonding time for the sixth-grade students who were paired up and spread out among the many cabins with kids from other schools. It was a fun time and the students had lots to share with each other when they came back together.
Attendance at the camp was made possible by a generous donation from the Edmund and Darlene Family Foundation. "It is my sincere hope that this camp will become a yearly event students can look forward to attending in sixth grade. Junior high can be a time of great change; a bonding camp like this can build positive class connections to last through graduation," said program director Julie Wehr.
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