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Project Inclusive at Pavlis Park: Southwest Idaho’s First Adaptive Mountain Bike Trail System
In the expansive foothills of Eagle amid the Avimor housing development, a quiet revolution in outdoor access began unfolding last spring. Led by the Southwest Idaho Mountain Biking Association (SWIMBA), Project Inclusive broke ground on the area’s first adaptive mountain bike trail system, named in honor of Kevin A. Pavlis, a coach and champion for adaptive athletes.
Read FORGED Together: How the Idaho Outdoor Fieldhouse Builds More Than Muscle
FORGED Together: How the Idaho Outdoor Fieldhouse Builds More Than Muscle
“This is about so much more than just being strong in the gym,” says Anna Woodring, Director of Human Performance at the Idaho Outdoor Fieldhouse. “It’s about building community, developing new skills, and then continuing on afterward with these habits - and even friendships - that have been built.”
Read In the Classroom and Beyond: How Sage International School Nurtures Global Citizens
In the Classroom and Beyond: How Sage International School Nurtures Global Citizens
From humble beginnings holding classes with a handful of students in a local park, to serving over 1,000 students on their campus on Parkcenter Blvd in the heart of Boise, Sage International School has crafted a rare learning opportunity in Idaho, one that is replicated in only a handful of other schools in the world.
Read The Alturas Advantage: Structure, Collaboration, and Leadership in Action
The Alturas Advantage: Structure, Collaboration, and Leadership in Action
At Alturas International Academies in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the sights and sounds of learning are everywhere - from how the students collaborate with each other to solve real-world problems, how peer groups mentor each other in learning, and even how their classrooms are meticulously organized. As Michelle Ball, Alturas founder and Executive Director puts it, “Great schools are built on systems, with kindness and discipline as key attributes.”