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Ligon Reservations Form

Ligon is an educational facility for use by any educational organization however; the community is invited to enjoy the center as well.

Ligon is open year-round by reservation only. All reservation requests must be submitted online. Use the calendar to view availability of dates and times. Once you have determined your visit date(s), use the following form to reserve your trip to Ligon. All fields must be completed. Activity reservations include the use of designated facilities and materials. Please print a copy of your reservation request and a copy of the Guidelines/FAQs for your trip to Ligon Outdoor Educational Center.

***IMPORTANT NOTICE***
Ligon Outdoor Center is NOT staffed with onsite teachers/facilitators. Visitors are responsible for teaching/leading all activities and lessons. If you require assistance, please contact us at (810) 591-4876 or send an email to ligon@geneseeisd.org.

Contact Information

School/Organization:

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Address:
City: State: Zip:
Business Phone: Alternate Phone:
Email:
Contact Person:

Are you a first-time visitor to Ligon's programs and facilities? Yes No
If yes, you will be contacted by the Ranger or Center Director for onsite tour and pre-planning session.

Reservation Information

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Date requested: (MM/DD/YY)
Time of arrival:
Time of departure:
Number attending:
Group type: (Select all that apply)	Students Grade level(s): Teachers College/University Students Corporate Senior Citizens
Areas requested: (Select all that apply)	Main Pavilion/Fire Pit Stone House Lodge Conference Center Meadow Camping Circle Esker Area Lodge Campfire Circle East Campfire Circle
Special equipment:	TV/VCR LCD Projector Overhead Projector Screen Easel/Flipchart
Please describe the target audience including subject matter of the class:	(You may enter up to 125 characters.) characters left
What are the content expectations to be addressed by this activity? (I want my students to learn:)	(You may enter up to 125 characters.) characters left
Will this program be used to introduce, continue, or conclude your study of this topic?	(You may enter up to 125 characters.) characters left
Comments/Questions/ Special Request	(You may enter up to 125 characters.) characters left

I acknowledge that the Ligon Outdoor Center is a free facility for use by education and community partners. My help in maintaining the facilities and available resources is essential to ensure high quality programs and a positive learning environment. My failure to repackage materials and/or conduct basic clean-up after facilities use may impact my ability to continue to receive these services at no cost in the future.
Chaperones: To ensure a successful experience, please arrange for one school staff or parent for each 6 elementary students (1:8 for middle school). A Ligon Outdoor Center staff member will contact with you within 2 business days to confirm your reservation.

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Genesee Intermediate School District
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Site last modified: May 23, 2011

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