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Whiskeytown Environmental School

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Whiskeytown , CA
Whiskeytown Environmental School (WES), situated in the scenic Whiskeytown National Recreation Area, focuses on synthesizing education with nature. Established in 1970, WES gives students the unique opportunity of learning through immersive, outdoor activities that emphasize environmental science and stewardship. The school welcomes both public and homeschooling groups primarily from nine Northern California counties. It offers: - Week-long residential programs, day trips, and summer day camps tailored for students from Kindergarten through Grade 8. - Customized programs accommodating the needs of homeschooling families. - Collaborative initiatives with the Shasta County Office of Education and the National Park Service, promoting educational enrichment via field labs, interpretive rangers, and virtual offerings.
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