This summer has been a busy time for all involved with the beginnings of Koshkonong Trails. This was made more so by the exciting news that the new Cambridge school was the recipient of a DPI Implementation Grant as part of the first round of recipients from the $95 million dollar grant they received from the federal government. Last October, as Koshkonong Trails plan...

The weather in Wisconsin this spring has been less than helpful in getting started on the vast number of projects that will occur this summer in preparation for Koshkonong Trails this fall; however, last week the weather finally broke! In the short time that the ground has been unfrozen, several projects have been checked off our list, and changes are taking shape out ...

At their March meeting, the Koshkonong Trails Governance Board found their ideal candidate for the inaugural year in science teacher, Laura Emrick. Emrick is no stranger to the Cambridge community; she currently teaches at Cambridge High School as a key member of the science department where her primary focus has been on freshman Biology. She is an avid outdoors person...

Last night at their Governance Board Planning Meeting, the Governance Board officially voted to become a network partner school for the Place Schools Network, an innovative new program provided by Teton Science Schools. By entering into this partnership, Koshkonong Trails will serve as a model school for their neighbors in implementing place-based education through pro...

Last Wednesday, February 7th, the School Board took the next steps towards giving Koshkonong Trails an official home. Over the past several months and especially in recent weeks, many community members have weighed in on the matter with potential solutions ranging from transporting between the high school and Severson Learning Center daily to renovating the existing ba...