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Grant may help boost numbers at Austin-Tracy By GINA KINSLOWGlasgow Daily Times The state park’s staff will take students on nature hikes, conduct science experiments and water safety programs, among other activities.
“Students will have an opportunity to really experience firsthand the natural beauty of the facilities of the state park,” said Monica Conrad, park manager. Conrad believes introducing students to the state park at a young age will spur them to continue using its facilities later in life. “We’re even looking at incorporating a culinary piece,” she said, adding that may involve students working with the state park’s chef. According to Benny Lile, director of instruction for the school district, this is the same type of program that was made available to BCMS students several years ago. Harper intends to launch the program this summer, possibly as summer camp event. A date and time for the kickoff has not been set. 
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