Weekly Skiing and Snowboard Trips to For many of our students, these weekly trips Jan-March (weather and conditions permitting) are the highlight of the school year. Students learn to ski or snowboard and gain confidence as they enjoy this outdoor activity. Big Rock is a non profit making it very affordable. Students that take part in the after school program (ASP) and meet requirements can have their fee taken care. Check out Big Rock here BIG ROCK
SKIING & SNOWBOARD OUTING
Fridays, Grades 5-12
Departing 1:30PM Returning 8:45PM
Below is a sample permission slip that will be updated weekly beginning in January, 2025
CHECK ALL THAT APPLY: ( )Renting equipment ( )Helmet Only ( )Bringing My Own Equipment and all I need is a Lift Ticket
NOTE: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND FILL OUT EVERYTHING COMPLETELY and LEGIBLE Students that turn in partially filled out, unreadable permission slips and rental forms and missing signatures cannot take part that week.
FULL NAME: _______________________GRADE: (___) has my permission to take part in the Big Rock Trip to Mars Hill with the East Grand School on (updated weekly in season) and received medical emergency treatment if necessary.
Is there any health issue that we should be aware of? If yes, please explain_________________________________________________________________________
Signed (parent/guardian) __________________________ (date)_____________
Home Tel. #_________________
Mobile #______________________
Other # (relative)_____________________
Turn this into the office by Thursday 8AM
We will announce by Thursday noontime of each week if we have to cancel due to weather, poor road or trail conditions. Some weeks we may not have a bus and the trip may be limited to outdoor ed students going in a van.
RENTAL EQUIPMENT FORM (fill out one time only)
Completely fill out and legible, do not leave any blanks except the helmet size. For skiers, be sure to fill in the skier type so bindings can be adjusted accordingly.
COST (2024 prices) Lift Ticket-$15.00 (rentals and lessons are free). Bring Money for Food, PIZZA LUNCH PROVIDED
PROPER CLOTHING: (Nylon/synthetic, not cotton (no Jeans) as snow sticks to cotton) Warm coat, Ski pants, insulated mittens or gloves, helmet. Extra layers on colder outings. Optional but recommended: Neck warmer, Ski goggles (amber tint) and a face mask or balaclava.
NOTE: Questions, call/text Dave Conley 207-551-8729