MOSHAPE Better Together

THREE MUST DOs: 1-Register for the convention 2-Choose NASP BAI certification on the registration form 3-Sign up on the MDC website. Click here to sign up. 4)Complete and pass the online portion prior to the class (MDC will send the online portion).

The National Archery in the Schools Program is an in-school program aimed at improving educational performance among students in grades 4th – 12th. And through it, students are learning focus, self-control, discipline, patience, and the life lessons required to be successful in the classroom and in life. Over 800 Missouri schools currently use this program in their school curriculum. Once trained, schools are eligible for equipment funding.

National Archery in the Schools Program Basic Archery Instructor certification course. This training will show you how to safely set up a archery range, teach the program and will answer most of your questions. The Hybrid class includes a 3-4 hour online class including an online exam and then a 3-4 hour in person “field day” to finalize your training. The online portion of the Hybrid class consists of watching videos which cover all 11 topics covered during the Traditional class and an online multiple choice and matching examination. After successful completion of the exam prior to the MOSHAPE convention, you will attend the field day portion at the MOSHAPE Convention, where the online material is reviewed, and you are given the opportunity to practice teaching NASP® archery lessons.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
MUST COMPLETE 2 HOURS OF ONLINE TRAINING PRIOR TO CLASS-
https://naspbai.org/ClassView.aspx?cid=15020%20
There is a limit on the number of participants. You must register for pre-con during registration sign up on moshape.org then contact mdriemeyer@lindberghschools.ws for the link to sign up through the MDC. This will give you access to the online portion.

KC Wolf (Dan Meers)
Join us for lunch and Dan's inspiration session!

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