Kieve-Wavus News Spring 2013 - Camp Kieve

The Bridge Year continued from page of the Damariscotta Lake region bycanoe, kayak and foot.The Penobscot River example above isjust one of the many applied learningsituations that students will have theopportunity to create over the courseof a year at The Bridge Year. Withthe guidance of faculty members,the support of their community ofpeers and the inspiration of the worldaround them, students will leave TheBridge Year with confidence; physical,technical and creative skills; a sense ofpersonal and social responsibility; andenduring intellectual passion. Withthese strengths, a year at The BridgeYear prepares students to not only besuccessful in secondary school andcollege, it prepares them to be citizenswith a passion for learning and adedication to contributing positivelyto society by promoting the valuesof kindness, respect for others, andenvironmental stewardship.KW ClimbsHi there K-W campers!!!Although we’re still waiting for spring to getsprung, we’re already gearing up and gettingready for the summer. They’ll be all the usualhigh adventure on the ropes course, HS swing,rappel tower and in the BUCK BUILDING’sindoor rock wall. We also hope to get out into theCamden Hills again for a spot of outdoor rockclimbing. Also, in addition to the aqua-zip andthe Wavus zip, we’ll be going retro this seasonand getting the land zip up and running again.I look forward to seeing everyone, and roll onsummer!!!Bridge Year students and faculty will explore the most beautiful parts of Maine during their fieldstudies.Rob ReillyAdventure Course DirectorKIEVE-WAVUS EDUCATION, INC. REVENUE & EXPENSE actual, 2012Investment Income$230,000Annual Fund$491,000Gifts & Grants$104,000 Reserve for FutureCapital and ProgramOther $87,000Expenditures$746,000Scholarships & Grants$1,007,000Salaries, Wages& Benefits$2,503,000Tuition, all programs $6,624,000REVENUES $7,536,000Utilities,Insurance,Depreciation,Taxes$1,031,000EXPENSES $7,536,000Programs& Operations$2,249,00014