Timber Ridge Info

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Who is going when?
Tuesday, 9/30 – Kolbe
Wednesday, 10/1 – Neumann & Benedict
Thursday, 10/2 – Seton & Siena
Friday 10/3 – John Paul II
What can I bring?
Lunch in a throw away bag
Plastic water bottle
Sunscreen and bug spray are optional
There will be no “snack time”, so please be sure to eat a good breakfast
What do I wear?
House t-shirt
Jeans or Athletic shorts to the knees
Tennis Shoes only
No leggings, sunglasses, hats, or cameras
What time do we leave?
We will be leaving school at 8:00.  You do not want to be late or you could miss your ride to Timber Ridge. 
What time will we return?
We will leave Timber Ridge at 3:00.  We will not be back to school until 3:30-3:45.  Please meet your ride in the middle school parking lot. 



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