2010-04-21 / News from our Schools

District 8th Graders at Camp Kieve


High in the sky Calum Dixon, of Avon, and Rollie Zagnoli, of Carrabassett Valley, rest at the top of the "vertical playpen" challenge they just successfully completed at Camp Kieve in Nobleboro. The 60' tall high-angle rope feature is part of the Leadership School that 8th graders recently attended. The five-day experience was funded in part by the Carrabassett Valley School Board and other grants through Camp Kieve. (Steve Mitman photo) High in the sky Calum Dixon, of Avon, and Rollie Zagnoli, of Carrabassett Valley, rest at the top of the "vertical playpen" challenge they just successfully completed at Camp Kieve in Nobleboro. The 60' tall high-angle rope feature is part of the Leadership School that 8th graders recently attended. The five-day experience was funded in part by the Carrabassett Valley School Board and other grants through Camp Kieve. (Steve Mitman photo)
With a little help from friends James Wilson, of Strong, navigates the "human ladder" challenge at Camp Kieve in Nobleboro. One of the culminating activities of the weeklong Leadership School experience, the "human ladder" involves teamwork, communication and trust in fellow classmates. (Steve Mitman photo) With a little help from friends James Wilson, of Strong, navigates the "human ladder" challenge at Camp Kieve in Nobleboro. One of the culminating activities of the weeklong Leadership School experience, the "human ladder" involves teamwork, communication and trust in fellow classmates. (Steve Mitman photo)
Transformat ive experience With smiles, hugs and a few tears, 8th graders say goodbye to each other as they prepare to depart from a week at Leadership School at Camp Kieve. "They arrive at Kieve as kids from Phillips, Strong, Kingfield and Stratton, but leave as the 2010 freshman class of Mt. Abram High School. This is an amazing experience," teacher chaperone, Katie Lee of Kingfield said. (Steve Mitman photo) Transformat ive experience With smiles, hugs and a few tears, 8th graders say goodbye to each other as they prepare to depart from a week at Leadership School at Camp Kieve. "They arrive at Kieve as kids from Phillips, Strong, Kingfield and Stratton, but leave as the 2010 freshman class of Mt. Abram High School. This is an amazing experience," teacher chaperone, Katie Lee of Kingfield said. (Steve Mitman photo)

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