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ZuluA fond farewell to Lise Goddard
It is with great appreciation and fondness that we share that Head of School Lise Goddard has announced her intent …
A Springtime Swim
I had just gotten back to my cabin after our field lab when suddenly we heard a knock at the …
Going Solo! – 48 Hours on Chewonki Neck
Applying to Maine Coast Semester, I always knew about the iconic Chewonki Solo. Sure, it was 48 hours spent out …
Big Night: A Blog From the Frogs
I came to Maine Coast Semester for many reasons, but amphibians were not one of them. I was oblivious to …
Introducing our 2023 Maine Youth Environmental Leaders Scholars
We are pleased to announce the 2023 recipients of the “Maine Youth Environmental Leaders Scholarships (MYELS),” a $15,000 scholarship awarded …
Get Tickets for Homecoming Day, September 16
Pack up your dancing shoes, grab your loved ones, and join us on the stunning coast of Maine this September for a day of rustic fun and celebration!
Outdoor Leadership Weekend!
From Thursday to Sunday last week we had our Outdoor Leadership Weekend, and I was put into the half of …
The Power of the Plunge
On January 29, 2023, day one at Chewonki, I completed my first-ever polar bear plunge. Having only before this day …
Life Among the Crabs
In what one would expect to be the heat of early April, Tuesday’s field lab set off under a sheet …
An Ex-STREAM-ly Fun Field Lab
When I first came to Chewonki, I was the most nervous about our field labs. Five hours in the woods? …
A Maine Coast Semester Birthday!
What do you get when you cross 42 students with four months time? A lot of birthdays! Throughout Semester 70, …
Into the Night: 3 AM Lamb Watch
Picture this–lamb cam has been going on for WEEKS and just the other day the first two lambs were born. …
A Day in the Life of a Wonky Student
6:20 – Wake up This is the time that the majority of my cabin mates wake up, so everyone’s alarms …
The Amazing Lambcam!
It’s back! The Amazing Lambcam is standing by to capture the birth of our spring lambs.
Uh Oh… SPECIES QUIZ!
When I arrived at Chewonki, I was most nervous about the infamous Species Quizzes. I had been told terrifying tales …
Chewonki Chicken Chores
One of the things that really sold me on coming to Chewonki was the farm. As a total city kid, …
A Stellar Sighting: Finding the Steller’s Sea Eagle
In our Natural History and Ecology of the Maine Coast class we have been talking a lot about birding. Luckily …
Morning Kitchen Chores
Every morning we have to be dressed and out in the frigid cold by 6:55 to be ready for chores, …
Connecting at Chewonki
Although my time here at Chewonki is still in its beginning stages, I have found so many deep and meaningful …
Hanging with Hobart: Welcoming Life at the Farm
Last night, nearing the end of study hours, Semester 70 was scattered across various rooms when we received some very …
Ready, Set – Ringette!
During my first week of school here, I had a meeting with my advisor, Andrew, that was scheduled for one …
Meet Semester 69’s Maine Youth Environmental Scholar!
For the past four years, Maine Coast Semester at Chewonki has offered a merit-based scholarship to support emerging young leaders …
Living With New People
For four months I get to call South Hall my home. It’s red with a moss covered roof and fairly …
