Come join the fun at the LHS Summer Science
Class. The session begins the Monday following the last day of school
and runs for two weeks. This course is offered to all LHS students.
Each student can earn .25 Science credits towards graduation. Enrollment
is limited to 18 participants. Cost for the two weeks is $160.
Payment should be made at the Logan School District Office.
Instructor email: George
Duersch & Joyce Smart
Week 1: Students will need to provide their
own sack lunches each day of Week 1.
Monday: View the geology
of Cache Valley, collect fossils.
Tuesday: See the baby coyotes at the Coyote
Research Station, visit the insect collection at USU, and reconstruct the
skeleton of a mouse!
Wednesday: Hike to Jardine
Juniper, make a flower
collection.
Thursday: Bike the Onieda Narrows (bring your
own bike) and learn about water ecology.
Friday: Canoe the Bear River and enjoy the
beautiful
birds, learn about the wetland
biome and problems
with pollution.
Week 2: Pack up your sleeping bags and
travel with us to the beautiful Teton National Park. We will be camping
Monday through Thursday. Activities include hiking, bird and animal
watching, a visit to Yellowstone National Park, and much more. The
$160 tuition includes food for Week 2, and all
camp fees.
