Walla Walla High School hosted its fourth annual Into the Blue orientation program from September 9-11, welcoming 243 freshmen and 75 student leaders to Camp Wooten. The three-day event included hiking, fishing, service projects, and activities designed to build relationships among new students. Walla Walla High School ASB advisor Shayna Hutchens described the program as focusing on "Connection, Service and Fun." The event was funded by the Walla Walla Public Schools Foundation, directed by Executive Director Elsa Watson.
Walla Walla High School Hosts Fourth Annual Into the Blue
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- ✓Walla Walla High School hosted its fourth annual Into the Blue orientation program from September 9-11“Walla Walla High School celebrated the fourth year of Into the Blue, welcoming 243 freshmen and 75 student leaders to Camp Wooten Sept. 9–11 for three days of connection, service and fun.”
- ✓Walla Walla High School welcomed 243 freshmen and 75 student leaders to Camp Wooten“Walla Walla High School celebrated the fourth year of Into the Blue, welcoming 243 freshmen and 75 student leaders to Camp Wooten Sept. 9–11 for three days of connection, service and fun.”
- ✓The three-day event included hiking“Students hiked, fished, crossed the rope bridge, completed service projects for Camp Wooten, learned about birds and line dancing, and participated in both small- and large-group activities.”
- ✓The three-day event included fishing“Students hiked, fished, crossed the rope bridge, completed service projects for Camp Wooten, learned about birds and line dancing, and participated in both small- and large-group activities.”
- ✓The three-day event included service projects“Students hiked, fished, crossed the rope bridge, completed service projects for Camp Wooten, learned about birds and line dancing, and participated in both small- and large-group activities.”
- ✓The three-day event included activities designed to build relationships among new students“With beautiful weather and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, students took part in a wide variety of activities designed to build relationships and strengthen their connection to the Blue Devil community.”
- ✓Walla Walla High School ASB advisor Shayna Hutchens described the program as focusing on "Connection, Service and Fun"“"We focus the experience around Connection, Service and Fun," said Walla Walla High School ASB, Leadership and Activities advisor Shayna Hutchens.”
- ✓The event was funded by the Walla Walla Public Schools Foundation“Thank you to Walla Walla Public Schools Foundation, under the direction of Executive Director Elsa Watson, for helping fund this memorable event.”
- ⚠The event was directed by Executive Director Elsa WatsonNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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