By: Jack Messerly Admittedly, I realize that I’m probably not utilizing my math undergrad degree to its fullest extent while working in the Apogee office. But while my knowledge of topology (fleeting as it might be) isn’t especially applicable to the job, I still get daily fixes for my analytically-minded brain in the form of
Whether you’ve been reading the blog since the beginning of the summer (Hi, ACC & ECC parents!) or are new around here (Welcome, NEMC aunts, uncles, neighbors, and friends!), there’s something for everyone in the photos and write-ups below. From new beginnings (Anyone ever been to New Hampshire?) to final destinations (Ciao, Venice!), our students
Apogee Adventures is outstandingly overflowing with exciting, engaging, enthused kiddos and cool, kind, crazy trip leaders. To keep you eagerly entertained today we’ve definitely decided to ridiculously riddle the beastly blog with fun, fancy, and awesome alliteration for all our favorite followers. So, indeed, read rigorously on – we hope you’re engrossed, enlightened, and enjoy!
By Morgan Pratt This morning as I walked to work down Brunswick’s bustling Maine Street, I noticed that almost every person I saw on the street was ‘gathered’ in one way or another. In the Little Dog Coffee Shop, people were sitting together around tables together having breakfast. Families walked into Frosty’s, the local doughnut
Monday morning. Two words which, for the average person, seldom win popularity contests. Things typically associated with Monday mornings include; fog horn alarms that interrupt your REM cycle at 5:30 AM, cold bare feet on kitchen tiles, a horrible steady grey rain, general hatred, etc. etc. etc. Sounds horrible, right? Good thing at Apogee our
“Congratulations! Today is your day. You’re off to Great Places! You’re off and away!” You all have probably encountered this popular quote before, but there is something just too perfect about the way Dr. Seuss creates adventure, mystery, and excitement in four short lines. In today’s blog, we’ll get to see where today has taken
By Morgan Pratt The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and Apogee trips are out exploring the world! With the wide range of opportunities and experiences that Apogee offers, some of you reading this at home may be thinking, “What exactly makes the perfect Apogee trip? What are the ingredients?! I need to know!!!”
The number of activities going on in the Apo-world today is mind blowing! In the last 24 hours we’ve had folks: hiking in Acadia, volunteering on the Cape, putting the first mile behind them as they pedal through Vermont, paddling sea kayaks, soaking in sunsets, and even reaching their final destination – ~600 miles later!!
For many of our itineraries, round 2 is up and out! The Apoverse is buzzing with new friends and the potential of everlasting bonds. Old friendships are becoming even stronger. All around the world Apogee families are having fun while they conquer challenges together and continue their journey of exciting new experiences and opportunities to
With only fifteen trips in the field, it’s been a quiet(er) day here in Brunswick. Let’s see what these crazy kiddos have been up to! Skip to a Specific Trip: CRMA, CRMB, CS, MCCE, DEXA, DEXB, VMA, VMB, CRLS, CRMC, NWXA, NWXB, PCA, PCB, PMC, AXA, AXB, ECC, ACC1, ACC2 Colorado’s Rocky Mountains A (CRMA) & Colorado’s Rocky Mountains B (CRMB) Rachel & Teddy (CRMA)