Looking for a NEW Outdoor Education Center Director

by Ariella Rogge on April 07

As we all know, after 75 years, this place is written into many of our life stories. For some, those stories fill pages; for others, whole chapters; and for some, it’s the whole book.

After adding a chapter to the story over the past two years as Director of High Trails Outdoor Education Center, Kody Maynard is transitioning at the end of the 2023 spring season to the next chapter in his story. We are grateful for the myriad ways that he has touched the HTOEC program, through new relationships, new business practices and new professional trainings. He has continued the legacy of previous directors by growing the program and committing himself to cultivating the same fantastic HTOEC experience for students from across the state who attend our fall and spring programs. Thank you Kody!

We are now starting to write the next chapter for HTOEC by hiring a new director. Please follow this link to a full job description. And please share with anyone you think might be interested.

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About Ariella Rogge

Ariella started her career at Sanborn when she was twelve. After five years of camper and five years of Sanborn staff experience, she continued her work with kids in the high school classroom. Ariella and her family returned to Sanborn in 2001 to take on the Program Director role which she held til 2012. She and Elizabeth Marable became co-directors of High Trails in 2013 and then Ariella became the High Trails Director in 2020. In the fall of 2022 she became the Director of Sanborn Western Camps, overseeing the director teams of both Big Spring and High Trails. She lists mountain golf, Gymkhana, climbing mountains and making Pad Thai in the backcountry as some of her favorite activities at camp. Ariella received a B.A. in English from Colorado College and is a certified secondary English educator,an ACCT Level 2 Ropes Course Technician, an ARC lifeguard and NREMT and WEMT. She lives in Florissant in the summer and in Green Mountain Falls during the school year so she can stay involved with the busy lives of her husband, Matt, and two teenage sons, Lairden and Karsten.