Jack Schott on Why Summer Camps Matter

Off-Trail Learning by Blake Boles

Apr 18, 202258:16Education

Shortly after college, Jack Schott hit the road for two years to visit over 200 summer camps across the United States. He then co-founded a children’s sleepaway camp in upstate New York, Camp Stomping Ground (campstompin...

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