Green Chimneys residents maintain a structured yet diverse schedule of activities outside of their school and treatment program. Group dining, after-school clubs, trips, special events, charity projects, and even campus jobs are part of their experience living on campus.
These Katahdin sheep twins were orphaned at birth and came to Green Chimneys during the chilliest part of winter. The children and farm staff carefully nurtured the babies following a strict schedule of bottle feeding, even into the night. Measuring formula to feed baby lambs helps teach children math and measurements, and is very important because baby lambs can get very sick if they are fed too much. The pair grew healthy and strong and is very popular with the children.
