Stone Canyon Outdoor EdVentures

Stone Canyon is proud to offer 10th, 11th, and 12th-grade students in DCSD an opportunity to volunteer with Colorado's finest outdoor education program and assist in providing elementary school students a rewarding experience. High School Leads that are selected will attend a 3-day, 2-night session.

This is a highly competitive volunteer placement and we expect high school leads to be fully invested with student interactions, group management, and performing as a positive role model. As a High School Lead, you can expect high-quality training, feedback from our experienced staff, and the chance to develop your leadership abilities.

Links

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Teacher Resources

Parent Resources

Curriculum

Request Information

1. Complete our High School Lead Application (Spring 2025 application currently open.)

2. Deadline for application is January 10, 2025.

3. Applicants will be notified of their status by January 17, 2025.

4. You will need to complete an online training after you have been accepted, and before you attend your volunteer dates.

5. Complete all forms (Teacher Approval, HSL Registration) one week prior to your camp date.

   *Availability for Spring 2025 season volunteer dates is the beginning of February through mid-May*
    

RESOURCES

• High School Lead Application

• Packing List

• High School Lead Flyer

OTHER FORMS

• Teacher Approval Form

• High School Lead Registration

“The most beneficial part of this experience for me was meeting people and coming out of my “shell”. Last year I was very quiet, didn’t make many friends, and had trouble participating in fun activities. This year, I stepped out and made a change to all of that.”

–Sophomore, Legend High School

“I became a better leader through this experience, and I appreciated having the Stone Canyon Staff around to help out.”

-Senior, Chaparral High School

“I gained better leadership skills, organization, and time management.”

-Sophomore, Thunder Ridge High School

“I got to have fun with wonderful people in a beautiful place.”  

-Sophomore, Castle View High School

“The most beneficial part of this experience was the leadership skills and experience I gained. By working with a variety of kids I learned how to lead many personalities and especially help kids deal with homesickness.”

–Junior, Rock Canyon High School