Community service Community serviceLearningService-learning
1. Professional DevelopmentFive GreenSchools! Investigations 3. Environmental Service-Learning Action Projects
“Their work has shown me all the things students can accomplish when they’re given leadership opportunities and a voice,” says school enrichment coordinator/Green Rivers team advisor Christie Hazen and PLT CT Educator of the Year, 2011-2012. More on Two Rivers as a PLT GreenSchool! “Their work has shown me all the things students can accomplish when they’re given leadership opportunities and a voice,” says school enrichment coordinator/Green Rivers team advisor Christie Hazen and PLT CT Educator of the Year, 2011-2012. More on Two Rivers as a PLT GreenSchool!
“Our goal is to educate ourselves, our school, and do outreach work in nearby schools and towns. We want to teach others how to conserve energy, recycle, compost, and how to protect the environment. ” “Our goal is to educate ourselves, our school, and do outreach work in nearby schools and towns. We want to teach others how to conserve energy, recycle, compost, and how to protect the environment. ”
Environmental Quality-Discover the connections among dust, air particles, and asthmaEnergy Investigation-School-Wide Energy Survey
School Site investigation - School Site investigation
- -Creating a school map
Waste & Recycling-Interview school personnel to learn about purchasing policiesWater- -Understand their place in the local and regional watershed
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“Our Green Rivers Club started as a grassroots thing, the idea of just two students. Now it involves the whole school community and many different projects. From the beginning, PLT’s GreenSchools! program has helped our students grow in skills, leadership, and environmental awareness.”--Christie Hazen, Enrichment Coordinator, Two Rivers Magnet Middle School, East Hartfordand PLT CT Educator of the Year, 2011-2012
What are some possible environmental action projects that could combine community service with student learning? What are some possible environmental action projects that could combine community service with student learning? What state or local partner organizations might you involve in PLT GreenSchools? 3. If you have an existing “Green Schools” type program – how might you partner with them to accomplish the goals of PLT’s GreenSchools! initiative?
PLT GreenSchools Facilitator: ADD YOUR NAME/CONTACT INFO IF DESIREDConnecticut Forest & Park Associationlbrant@ctwoodlands.org 860-346-TREE www.ctwoodlands.org/educ
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