N.J. students' rite of passage via the Appalachian Trail
Summary
A private high school in Newark, New Jersey, requires its freshman students to hike 55 miles on the Appalachian Trail over five days. Many students are new to hiking and camping and are accompanied by some adult supervisors during this experience.Key Facts
- The school is St. Benedict's Preparatory School in Newark, N.J.
- Freshman students must complete a five-day hike on the Appalachian Trail.
- The hike covers around 55 miles.
- Many students have never gone hiking or camping before.
- Adult supervision is provided, though described as "some."
- This hike is part of an annual tradition or rite of passage for the students.
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