Steph Ramoz

Knit Happens

Thanks to the sheep on our farm, the fiber arts have have always had a warm, snuggly, place here at Chewonki. With the wool grown, shorn, carded, spun, and dyed right on site, many students and campers have their first lesson in knitting, crocheting, felting, and/or weaving while attending a program here, and it’s not …

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A Heart-felt Alumni Gathering

This past Saturday, the NYC All-Chewonki Gathering brought together 60 alumni and friends from across generations for an afternoon filled with connection, creativity, and Chewonki spirit. The setting could not have been more perfect—Ferdi, a warm and inviting West Village restaurant, showered us with charm, impeccable service, and a spread of mouthwatering Italian treats courtesy …

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Greg and Kyle Shute

Greg Shute Honored With Special Recognition Award from the ACA

We are pleased to share that Greg Shute, long-time Chewonki staff member and former director of Northern and Coastal Properties has been selected for the 2025 Special Recognition Award from the American Camping Association (ACA). The Special Recognition was first established by the ACA in 1978 to “…honor groups, organizations, or individuals for their efforts …

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Inside the Teaching Fellow Experience at Maine Coast Semester

(Left to right: Johnny Vallo, Isabelle Steward, Brooke Heston, Anna Solomon) This week we caught up with four members of Maine Coast Semester faculty embarked on a unique journey- the pursuit of a Masters degree in Teacher Leadership through our fellowship agreement with Mt. Holyoke.  Each of our fellows arrived from a unique academic and …

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This Is My Real Job

In Wes Anderson’s hilarious and poignant coming-of-age film “Moonrise Kingdom,” one of the most memorable characters is Scoutmaster Randy Ward, a somewhat bumbling but earnest Khaki Scout troop leader played by Edward Norton, in charge of a fictional summer camp set in New England in the 1960’s. In one memorable scene in the movie a …

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