Green Schools
Using environmental education to transform education, enhance student achievement, conserve resources, support national and international education trends, link schools and communities, and build support for environmental education on K–12 campuses
Sessions appropriate to this strand address such topics as:
- Green Schools as a pathway to service learning, student leadership, civic engagement, outdoor learning, and other effective education practices
- Exemplary initiatives for greening the campus and the curriculum, including facilities management practices, district and administrative commitments, and student involvement
- Green Ribbon and other recognition programs
- Advancing the Green Schools movement worldwide
- Promoting interdisciplinary instruction
- Integrating EE into pre-service teacher preparation and in-service professional development
Sessions
Gray infrastructure is hard and angular. Green infrastructure is soft and rounded. Your students can transform gray into green, while learning myriad environmental concepts, life-long civic skills, and the practice of science and engineering. A bonus: improved water quality on your campus.
Denver Public Works