Student Evaluation - Exploring New Horizons

We are excited to learn about your experience at outdoor school with Exploring New Horizons Outdoor Schools. Please take a moment and help us understand what you learned during your outdoor school experience and how it might impact your understanding of the world around you. The survey looks like a test, but it is NOT a test. You will not be graded on your answers.

Please select the survey that is the correct one for you. If you are attending the Pigeon Point Program please complete the following survey. If you are attending the Loma Mar or Sempervirens program you can take the survey in Spanish or English. There are three pages of the survey to complete. When you complete the survey please click on the link that will “go back to the form” so that the next student may complete the survey.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

“I want to go back to the tidepools”- 3rd grade student

“The puppet show was the best part. I loved all the characters! The songs that the elephant seals sang were fantastic. I love the puppet show! Pigeon point was SUPER fun!” – 6th grade student

“We got to cook our own food. My favorite was burritos. I learned to use the stove like a chef.” – 5th grade student

“The trip brought families and scholars closer together. My scholars grew and learned to be on their own. I can’t say enough about the staff. They were incredible. I too, grew as a teacher from this program. I am already planning for next year” – 5th grade teacher

“The program is well run and a fun and special experience for both students and teacher!” -5th grade teacher

“I really liked that we had no electronics. You all inspired me to go outside more. Also I learned a lot.” – 5th grade student

“It was inspiring seeing nature through the eyes of my naturalist”- 5th grade students

“I really like how you were letting people say their pronouns just in case that made me really happy.” – 4th grade student

” I surprisingly liked cleaning up after dinner”- Pigeon Point Student

“Can we stay longer?”- 8th grade student