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Study Offers Guidance for Outdoor Education Programs in Schools

A recent study provides recommendations for schools looking to establish outdoor education programs. Stearns Junior-Senior High School in Millinocket, Maine, is noted for its access to extensive outdoor recreation, including paddling, mountain biking, skiing, and hiking in Baxter State Park.

By Fainaron·Jun 12, 2026 (8 hours ago)·1 views
Study Offers Guidance for Outdoor Education Programs in Schools

A new study has been published, offering guidance to educational institutions interested in creating outdoor education programs. The research aims to support schools in utilizing natural environments for both learning and recreational activities.

Stearns Junior-Senior High School, located in Millinocket, Maine, is cited as an example of a school with significant access to outdoor recreational opportunities. Students and staff at the high school can partake in a range of world-class activities.

These opportunities include paddling, mountain biking, and skiing. Additionally, hiking in the nearby Baxter State Park is available to the school community. According to Phys.org, these resources are readily accessible from the school.

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