This idea is a great loss. And the great loss goes to the kids and to the people it served. I worked there as a teaching intern and as a school program assistant. I would not be where I am today if it was not for that place. Building education, giving back, preserving the land and the friends and what I consider family I have gained from working there. It is a sad day for OEE. So now how are the children suppose to have that once in a lifetime chance? Where are the children going to get out of the classroom and get into the dirt! Budget cuts? So what is going to be done with beautiful place? We use to have a mock town meeting with the kids about Sargent Camp being sold. I would hate to think that was all to real. How are they saving money? Is closing that place going to make them $10 million? Learning teamwork and problem solving, why can't BU do some teamwork and problem solving to help keep this place going. The things that the kids learn there is something you can not get in a classroom. To everyone who is or has worked at Sargent Camp you are all great people and what we do and did is like no other job. It was a great pleasure that I had the chance to learn and grow at such a wonderful place.