Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center: Feasibility Study

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Describe the mission/population served by the organization:
This proposal is for Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center. The population that will be served through the Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center is students from Title 1 schools in Baltimore City. Genesee Valley wants to bring students from Baltimore City to Parkton, Maryland where they will be emerged in a different environment centered around outdoor learning. Genesee Valley wants to provide students with the opportunities to learn and expand their knowledge on team building skills. Students will have the opportunity to participate in low and high elements that will help them expand skills and learn about trust, bonding, and learning about one another.

History of the organization:
Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center is located in Parkton, Maryland. Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center is an educational non-profit organization, which serves all ages from children to adults. This program is for companies, classrooms, and teams. This educational program they provide uses their challenged courses to develop or improve team building skills, cooperation, communication, healthy risk taking, leadership, creative
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Staff at GVOLC (Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center) will share with them the mission, goals, and what staff want to successfully accomplish with this program involving their students. Staff will share with the school important details, finances, how many students can come, and more detailed information. When the school is on board with participating with this program, staff will have the school create goals with the students about what they want accomplish during their time at Genesee Valley. The staff will use these goals and create a well thought out plan based around their equipment and courses they offer at Genesee

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