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Survival Science - 6 week session

Mon, Oct 12

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Classes are hosted on Glendora Trails

Survival Science - 6 week session
Survival Science - 6 week session

Time & Location

Oct 12, 2026, 3:00 PM – Nov 16, 2026, 5:00 PM

Classes are hosted on Glendora Trails

About the event

Survival Science is a hands-on exploration of wilderness skills through the lens of science!


In this 6-week session, students investigate an essential survival concept through experiments, challenges, and practical skill-building. Topics may include fire, shelter, water, navigation, wildlife tracking, plant science, natural materials, and other foundational survival skills.


Rather than simply learning how survival techniques work, students discover why they work by exploring concepts in biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and ecology. Along the way, they'll learn how people have looked to nature for thousands of years to solve problems, adapt to their environment, and better understand the world around them.


Every class includes hands-on investigations, outdoor challenges, and a Field Challenge of the Week, giving students the opportunity to apply what they've learned while building confidence, teamwork, and critical thinking skills.



Dates: October 12 - November 16

Time: 3:00–5:00 pm

Cost: $350

Ages: 8–17, drop-off class

Location: Glendora Trails


Students should bring:

  • Backpack

  • Water

  • Healthy snack

  • Closed-toe outdoor shoes

  • Comfortable outdoor clothing appropriate for the weather

  • Hat and sunscreen recommended

  • Rain poncho packed in their bag

  • Pen or pencil


We are looking forward to hosting this class for you!


See you on the trails!



Notes:

-Charter Funds accepted. Please register using manual checkout to bypass payment and reserve your spot. You can then request a purchase order through your charter school.

-This is a drop-off program.

-Students should be able to hike independently on uneven natural terrain, including dirt trails, rocks, roots, and moderate elevation changes.

-Skills are adaptable to different age groups.

-Students should wear closed-toe hiking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

-Class has a minimum enrollment required to operate.

-A limited number of need-based scholarships are available each semester. Please contact us for more information.











Tickets

  • Charter Funds Reservation

    Reserve your student’s place now. Approved enrichment certificate must be received 7 days before the first class to keep the spot. If paying privately, select another payment option.

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