Fwd: EarthWalk Forest School Mentor needed!

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Misse Axelrod

VT Farm and Forest School at Drift Farmstead

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From: Ange Gibbons <an...@earthwalktogethervt.org>
Date: Wed, Sep 9, 2026 at 2:17 PM
Subject: EarthWalk Forest School Mentor needed!
To: Angella Gibbons <an...@earthwalktogethervt.org>

Hello friends and colleagues;

Do you know someone who loves kids and loves to be outside all day? AND, has experience mentoring groups of children in the forest? Oh, and----is looking for a job right now??

I'd appreciate your help in spreading the word.

EarthWalk needs a Forest School Mentor, beginning the week of September 21st!

Here is the: Forest Mentor Job Description 

EarthWalk Forest School (a few details):

• Location: Matsinger Forest, 3072 Thaddeus Stevens Road in Danville, VT. (500 acres of an old and magical forest, wetlands, a brook, and even a field to run in nearby!)
• Fall session is 8 weeks: 9/21 - 11/11
• Weekly staff schedule: Tuesdays & Wednesdays 8am to 4pm, plus 4 hours staff planning (20 hrs/week max.)
• Enrolled: Tues: 10 kids, ages 10-14 & Wed: 12 kids, ages 6-10.
• 2 mentors (I'm the other one!:) Ratio: 6/1

The kids and families are all so excited (and me too!) for Forest School to begin.

Please post, reach out, talk to friends...

And have a beautiful Fall season.

Thank you so much!

Ange

Angella Gibbons (she/her)

EarthWalk Director 

an...@earthwalktogethervt.org

EarthWalkTogetherVT.org

PO Box 123 Marshfield, VT 05658

Honored to be living & working on N'dakinna; traditional ancestral homeland of the Abenaki. 

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