This is a great looking charter school. You're in a great small town. Then, there are some disc golf baskets.
- Five baskets are still in the ground. Four of the holes are gone. Only #9 is a decent hole. Slightly downhill across a small field, at either 215 or 250 feet, depending on which tee marker you may find.
- The other holes are either short and/or play on a trail.
- If the course is as maintained as well as the rest of the campus, and with the amount of wooded area here, this could be an excellent 9-hole course.
- The bear logos throughout the course / trail are very nice. Very tempting to swipe.

Construction has led to four baskets being pulled. For another hole, it technically wasn't playable. But, do to determination, and lots of aimless wandering, I found #4.
- Can't give fair assessment of the course based on its current layout. I don't think this was the intended layout for the course.
- That said, if you're coming here to play right now, the course is terrible.

Once construction is complete, I'll be only mildly interested in the status of the course. As in, you might an 'Oh. Ok.' out of me.
- The course shouldn't be listed anywhere. It's a safety risk to even try and navigate portions of the course.
- Safely, you should only be starting at #6. Why show up to play, at best, 4 holes?
- Just don't play here. It's not worth it. It's also unsafe, and probably trespassing.
- Maybe the course will be revitalized when construction is finished. In its current state, avoid this place.

There are a few baskets in the ground

Construction has ruined whatever used to be there. No pads

This is a school course disrupted by ongoing construction
I talked to someone at the school and the course is in limbo til the work is done. Not worth your time to go there