Dover High School's Outdoor Campus: Where Learning Happens Naturally

09/29/2017

My students need a Cricut Maker, Cricut Bright Pad, and storage cart to create a mobile creative station. My EAST students are self-directed, project driven learners who seek to study new and chall...

04/14/2016

09/12/2015

My students learn best through experience based projects! We would like to grow fresh produce in our classroom utilizing hydroponic farming methods. Produce grown through our project will be...

12/19/2014

10/28/2014

So excited to share that EAST at Dover High students Shelby Hartzell and Jordan Jorgensen are on the program for the 34th Annual Horticulture Industries Show in Fort Smith this coming January! They will be sharing a presentation about their Outdoor Campus and Hiking Thru Habitats projects. This is so exciting! For more info: http://www.hortla.okstate.edu/research-and-outreach/programs/2015HIS/2015_HIS_%20Program.pdf/

09/18/2014

09/08/2014

A huge thank you to a hard working crew today - Cody, Jordan, Brayden, Shelby, Gracie, Kylie, Beth, Wade, Dakota, Eric, and Mary Jo!

09/08/2014

It's a big work day for Dover High School's Outdoor Campus team! Benches are being installed at the amphitheater today! Great crew workin' hard!

09/05/2014

Cleaning up and getting everything prepared for our Outdoor Campus has been a lot of fun! Just by picking up some leaves and weeding has changed so much. With all the work we did that day we had to play a little prank on our teacher. This included a fake snake in a pile of leaves and people screaming. Sorry Mrs.Hartzell!

09/04/2014

EAST at Dover High's Hiking Thru Habitats hosts first Habitat Camp in Dover High School's Outdoor Campus: Courtyard Classroom!

08/31/2014

The first Habitat Camp was held in the Courtyard Classroom!

On Friday, August 30, 2014, the Hiking Thru Habitat project team held the first Habitat Camp. This first part of "Backyard Habitats" taught students about Butterfly and Amphibian Habitats and how they could create similar habitats in their own yards. Students also went home with a list of apps to help them continue learning about the wildlife they observe in their own backyards.