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Sep 29, 2006
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CAMPBELL PARK
Kurow, New Zealand
Campbell Park Opens With Five Students
Contact:
Brandi M. Elliott
Powell & Elliott Collaborative
951-315-8320 bmelliott@verizon.net
September 28, 2006
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I have exciting news! After years of dreaming and careful planning, Campbell Park has opened its doors and greeted its first students. Five boys representing the United States, Vietnam and New Zealand were the first students to arrive on our abundant campus September 16. As you can see by the pictures, they are as excited as we are!
After a few days of settling in, the boys left for their first adventure! A 5-day expedition to get to know each other, explore the local area and learn beginning expeditionary skills is the first of many they will enjoy while at Campbell Park. Hiking through the spectacular Ahuriri National Park, descending into the Ben Ohou basin and then kayaking through one of the South Islands most beautiful glacial lakes, they had the experience of a lifetime!
Classes started September 25 and they began with an in-depth study into "The Greenhouse Effect.” All core curriculum areas will be related to this relevant issue that affects all of our futures. Preparing the greenhouse and growing organic vegetables will be one of the many hands on lessons that will be taught through our innovative, project based, college-preparatory curriculum.
Campbell Park, New Zealand's International Community for Education and Learning has an open enrollment policy and we would be happy to discuss its academic and residential offerings with you. We encourage you to visit our website www.campbellpark.org for more information and recent updates. Please feel free to call us for additional information or to answer any questions.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Brandi M. Elliott
951-315-8320
James Powell, PhD
951-317-3151
Consultants to Campbell Park