The Fryeburg Academy Outing Club recently hiked Pleasant Mountain in Denmark, Maine. Club members include (from left) Tuna Tuncer, Jiwon Choi, Jae Young Kim, Zoe Jung, Alanis Barrett, Grace Liu and Andrii Obertas. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Fryeburg Academy Outing Club recently hiked Pleasant Mountain in Denmark, Maine. Club members include (from left) Tuna Tuncer, Jiwon Choi, Jae Young Kim, Zoe Jung, Alanis Barrett, Grace Liu and Andrii Obertas. (COURTESY PHOTO)
FRYEBURG, Maine — Each year, Teens to Trails, a non-profit based in Brunswick, Maine, offers high school outing clubs across the state the chance to win a $500 grant to use toward trip planning, gear, safety skills and training for club leaders.
Dylan Harry, a science teacher and director of Outdoor Learning and Research at Fryeburg Academy, applied for the grant in January in hopes of purchasing gear for future overnight excursions, and hiking boots for local climbs. Earlier this month, the Fryeburg Academy Outing Club learned they were one of six Maine high schools to be awarded a grant.
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