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County third-grade outdoor education seeks volunteers; about 700 students attend program
Summary
Darin DeHaan said the Ogle County Soil and Water Conservation committee's Lee/Ogle Outdoor Education program will run Oct. 1–2 and serves about 700 third-grade students; the committee requested volunteers to help deliver the program.
Darin DeHaan told the committee that the Ogle County Soil and Water Conservation Committee hosts a Lee/Ogle Outdoor Education program that teaches third graders about natural resources and sustainability. He said "about seven hundred students attend the program" and that this year's sessions are scheduled for Oct. 1 and Oct. 2.
DeHaan asked committee members to consider volunteering; no specific volunteer roles or shift schedules were recorded in the minutes. The committee did not make any formal commitments during the meeting but noted interest in supporting the program and will circulate volunteer information as details are finalized.
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