East Chicago Students Begin Another Year Sailing

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East Chicago Students Begin Another Year Sailing

Jun 20, 2015 | ISA Staff | [post_comments" zero="0" one="1" more="%1$s"]

sailing4The Indiana Sailing Association began sailing sessions with the first-round of students for the year from East Chicago High School, focusing on water safety with plans to continue developing the STEM based academic enrichment curriculum in late summer/early fall and into 2016.

Students from the East Chicago Schools have been participating annually in sailing activities since the Indiana Sailing Association begin more than 25 years ago.

Students, veterans, and volunteers listen to a safety presentation provided by Conservation Officers from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources at the start of the 2012 sailing season.

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Chicago Yacht Club Foundation President meets with coaches of the Indiana Sailing Association at the 2013 Safety at Sea Seminar in Chicago. (from left to right) Christopher Kosovich of the Indiana Sailing Association, Walter G. Vartan, President of the Chicago Yacht Club Foundation, Michael Brizic and Oscar Munoz of the Indiana Sailing Association (Not pictured is Matt Tirpak of the Indiana Sailing Association).

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Indiana Sailing Association coach Geoffrey Barrow, on right, familiarizes Block Middle School eighth-grader Guillermo Domiguez with a sailboat July 27 during the orientation session of the Upwind learning program at the East Chicago Marina.

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