CAMPAIGN FUND


Grow Back Stronger

Bring Back the Residential Program at WES

WES Community is sponsoring the “Grow Back Stronger” campaign for permanent and modern student housing. Join the campaign to bring back the residential program at WES! Working with our partners we stand at the threshold of an inspiring new chapter for Whiskeytown Environmental School!

Our Priorities

  • Replacement of Student Cabins

  • New Teacher Housing

  • New Safety/Administration Building

  • Rehabilitated Dining Hall & Kitchen

  • Outdoor Teaching Shelters

  • Sustainable & Accessible Design

  • Improved Campus Design

  • Modern & Resilient Underground Utilities

Proposed Plan

The proposed design replaces individual cabins with structures that contain 4 housing units and integrated restrooms with showers.

Structures will be fire-resistant with metal roofs. Inside, buildings will be finished with insulation and drywall and will include fire-suppression systems, heating, and cooling.  An additional four-plex is built into the plans for future expansion.

Team partners, Whiskeytown Environmental School Community, the National Park Service, and the Shasta County Office of Education are coordinating to modernize other site assets such as the dining hall, administration office, utility improvements, and road repairs. The Shasta County Office of Education has committed to funding a new Safety-Administration Building.

This plan will enable the resumption of overnight programs providing students with hands-on learning, science education, opportunities for teamwork, and moments that can last a lifetime.  Help us “Grow Back Stronger” with your gift.

Whiskeytown Environmental School Community topographic lines

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