We toured the campus and had lunch in the dining hall, all the while admiring the beautiful views and clean mountain air. Students at the school commit to a triad of focus: work on campus, community service, and classes. It is an all-encompassing life. Over 90% of students live on campus, as do about 70% of teachers.
While we were there, the Swananoa Gathering was under way, which is a music camp of sorts, for people who come from all over the US and even other countries.
Though the campus and philosophy were beautiful and intriguing, Sara decided this college was not the best fit for her personality. And that is precisely the reason we are making this trip....to see what is the best school for her to attend.
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