2. Please turn in your insurance forms and balance payment at this time, and check that your room assignment and home phone number in the phone chain are both accurate.

5. Mountain facts & figures AREA DETAILS Alpine Skiing: Yes Snowboarding: Yes Night Skiing: Yes Restricted Areas: No Heli-Skiing: No Cross Country: 80 km Snow Tubing: No PARKS & PIPES Terrain Park: Yes Half Pipe: Yes MOUNTAIN STATISTICS Base Elevation: 1,280 ft (390 m) Summit Elevation: 4,395 ft (1,340 m) Vertical Drop: 2,360 ft (719 m) Skiable Area: 480 acres (194 hectares) Annual Snowfall: 260 in (660 cm) Snowmaking: 73 %Number of Lifts: 12 Uphill Lift Capacity: 12,326 per hour Types of Lifts: 3 Surface LIFTS 6 Double Chairs 1 Triple Chair 1 HiSpeed Quad 1 Gondola (8 people) Number of Trails: 48 Longest Run: 19,700 ft (6,005 m) TRAIL RATINGS Easiest: 16% More Difficult: 59% Most Difficult: 25%

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11. Nothing goes on the bus without being inspected! The pool vestibule lobby is the entrance with the steps outside the new pool, closest to the front parking lot. Students are to store bags and equipment in pool vestibule lobby bathrooms on Friday morning. Please make arrangements to drop off equipment between 7:00 and 7:25 a.m. so security can check everything and students can board the bus and depart promptly after school.

12. Nothing goes on the bus without being inspected! Prescription medicine must be in original bottle and no more than the student will need for the weekend. Parents, please sign a note saying you know what and how much is going (for over-the-counter or prescription medication). NO HOME-MADE FOOD. All food must be pre-packaged and unopened. Please put a name tags on all luggage. The pool vestibule lobby is the entrance with the steps outside the new pool, closest to the front parking lot.

13. NEW - official policy from school administration: Students needing to carry prescription medication on the field trip must have a note signed by a physician with complete instructions for dispensing, and a note from the parent/guardian giving permission to administer the medication. Over-the-counter medication must be labeled with the student’s name, grade, and date. A note signed by a physician and/or parent with complete instructions for dispensing the medication must be included. Student should only carry the amount of medication needed for the duration of the trip.

14. In past years, the temperature at Stowe has been below zero, with 2-3 feet of snow falling on some days! Please plan ahead and bring appropriate clothing for all conditions! GLOVES, COAT, SWEATERS, LONG- JOHNS, GATORS, FACE MASKS, LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS, HAND/FOOT WARMERS, SCARVES, HATS, GOGGLES BE PREPARED TO COVER ALL SKIN!!!

16. Amenities at the Commodores Inn, Stowe, VT A visit to the Commodores Inn includes use of the indoor pool, hot tubs, sauna, locker rooms and game room. Meals included: buffet breakfast and dinner Friday & Saturday, breakfast Sunday at the hotel dining room.

20. …so students will have to make a collect call or use a phone card. There are no phone charges allowed from the hotel. Only room to room.

21. NORTH PENN HIGH SCHOOL SKI & BOARD CLUB

24. OBEY SKI PATROL AT ALL TIMES!

25. Parents, please talk with your son or daughter about what level at which he or ski should ski. Agree ahead of time on what slopes your student may ski. As chaperones will not be able to ski with all 44 students at once, so making the right choices on the slopes will ultimately be up to him or her. Do NOT ski alone! The Ski & Board Club presented a safety clinic at its second meeting, so club members should know how to classify themselves as skiers. Parents, please raise the issue with your students before the trip!

27. However, at the inn…

30. Please continue to help out the North Penn Ski & Board Club! We have room for up to 8 more students (or their parents) to fill all the hotel rooms we’ve reserved for this incredible trip. If you know any students who might be interested, please see Mr. Swindells in A-011.