Dates: December 27th, 2010 to January 16th, 2011
Tuition: $3,300 USD*
Location: Chile’s Central Valley and Lake District
Chile is an amazing country that offers an incredibly variety of outdoor adventure experiences. The Alzar School will be returning to Chile in December 2010/January 2011. We look forward to showing a new group of students why our alumni of 2007, 2008 & 2010 fell in love with the long, jagged country and its warm culture. This expedition will feature a mix of whitewater kayaking and mountaineering, as well as our custom “10 Elements of Leadership” curriculum. The school will also continue its support of the Conin Orphanage in Curico and visit the great surfing waves of Pichilemu. Read more or Apply now!
* Tuition does not include required personal equipment or airfare to meeting location.
Future Leaders On Whitewater
Dates: 6/17 to 7/6, 2011
Tuition: $2,300 USD*
Location: Some of the best Western rivers in Idaho and/or California
* Tuition does not include required personal equipment or airfare to meeting location.
Note: Alzar School operates under special use permits issued by the Klamath, Shasta Trinity, and Boise National Forests. We are an equal opportunity service provider.
The Camp Cup Challenge is a highlight of many young paddlers' summer. This event, organized by the Alzar School and hosted the Dixie Division of the American Canoe Association, brings young paddlers from across Western North Carolina together for a great day of paddling. In 2010, more than 140 participants had the opportunity to try different events, including the Olympic sport of whitewater slalom. Guest coaches helped everyone improve their paddling.
Starting for the 2012-2013 School Year
The Alzar School will soon be offering full academic years of study for high school students. During the year, students will cover all of their academic courses while exploring some of the most culturally rich and geographically impressive locations on the planet. Our certified teachers will work with students in small groups to help all students progress. Students will earn valuable outdoor credentials and complete authentic service projects.