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Congratulations to Our Graduates!
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Congratulations to our 2017 National Green Schools Society Graduates and to our scholarship winners Mark and Eve!
1st Annual Project Green Schools Scholarship
Mark Thekkethala - Xaverian Brothers High School
Current by GE Scholarship -
Energized future scholarship winner
Eve Wyman - Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School
Andover High School, Massachusetts
- Wonhee Han
- Reetahan Mukhopadhyay
- Ryan Mulligan
Foxborough Regional Charter School, Massachusetts
- Niyana Depina
- Sheaffeel Gedeon
- Amyah Harris
- Wildnese Leveque
- Belunda Moise
- Abigail Nelson
- Lynesse Pierre
- Caroline Rudd
Manchester-Essex High School, Massachusetts
- Carlotta Angelis
- Jazmine Appeltofft
- Charles Baker
- Jake Brugger
- Niahm Dalton
- Chloe Doucette
- Becka Hille-Tawater
- Ethan Ketchum
- Redmond Pulver
- Sally Pulver
- Phoebe Savje
- Frederick Spofford
- Madi Trumble
Salem High School, Massachusetts
- Owen Clyne
- Alex Debski
- Jason Dinh
- Derek Marquis
- Maeve Murphy
- Shawn Small
Rancho High School, Nevada
Lake Placid Central High School, New York
Saranac Lake High School, New York
- Stuart Baird
- Elodie Linck
- Jada Meadows
- Patrick Quinn
- Witter Swanson
- Silas Swanson
Homer Central High School, New York
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Support Project Green Schools and Donate Now!
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Make a tax-deductible contribution to Project Green Schools and you will support environmentally responsible students and schools.
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Project Green Schools Sponsors |
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Today is World Environment Day! Join millions of people around the world to celebrate World Environment Day. This year Canada is the official host country and the theme is "Connecting People to Nature."
Help us to make this the best World Environment Day ever! #WorldEnvironment Day
Tweet your nature pictures at us!! #PGSWorldEnviroDay @greenschoolsorg
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Protecting Our Planet Starts With The Next Generation
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People are asking
"What can I do to
protect our environment?"
With the U.S. deciding to leave the Paris Accord, never before has there been a more important time to protect our environment and shape the future.
Creating a culture of environmental concern and action starts with students. In every school. In every state. Across the U.S. And we can make a green difference. From the ground up.
This spring and summer Project Green Schools is growing a Giving Tree. We are looking for businesses, organizations, government leaders and individuals who share our vision to make a commitment now and help us grow our Giving Tree. We need your help.
Sprout a new leaf
with your
donation
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Project Green Schools
is developing the next generation of environmental leaders...(read more)
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"ONE EARTH"
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More than 8,500 views: "This is our home this is our planet so I can't understand it..." In support of Green Schools everywhere. Brooke Leifer, we thank you for your voice and vision!
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Project Green Schools Conference Keynote
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Project Green Schools Executive Director and Founder, Robin Organ, is excited and honored to be the Keynote Speaker for the "Connecting for Success" conference held on June 28-29, 2017.
Location: Assabet Valley Regional Techincal School, Marlboro,MA
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PGS Green Student Leader Events in Maine and Rhode Island
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Project Green Schools was excited to launch Green Student Leader Councils in Maine and Rhode Island this past May and are looking forward to greening things up in New Hampshire soon!
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Project Green Schools Maine Kickoff May 2017 |
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Message from Rhode Island Rep. & House Majority Leader, K. Joseph Shekarchi |
For both events, PGS brought together government officials, non-profit organizations, teachers, students and supporters to recognize and honor environmental leadership of all ages across the state.
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Sponsor Spotlights
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Project Green Schools is always grateful for our Sponsors. Without them we could not run our award-winning programs.
Current, powered by GE, is not only helping businesses and cities unlock and realize the potential of their environments, but helping youth do the same. Project Green Schools' mission to develop the next generation of leaders through hands-on, project-based, solutions-based learning is a mission we passionately support. Our team has been working on developing and executing programs that allow youth to think critically and innovatively for nearly ten years and we are excited to team up with Project Green Schools to take this to the next level. Current is enthusiastic about this partnership which will advance futures and build stronger communities.
Roche Bros. is a family business, employing more than 4,600 associates in its 20 Roche Bros., Sudbury Farms and Brothers Marketplace grocery stores. Headquartered in Wellesley, Mass., Roche Bros. offers the highest quality meat, seafood and produce, favorite food brands, fresh flowers, full-service catering, and home delivery. Second generation owners Rick and Ed Roche carry on the family tradition, operating Roche Bros. with a passion for great food and great customer service.
Roche Bros. offers catering and Home Delivery - easy, convenient, and more environmentally friendly!
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PGS Presents at Metacomet Land Trust Presentation
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PGS Executive Director and Founder, Robin Organ (center) wearing a recycled feed bag apron.
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Project Green Schools was delighted to present at the Metacomet Land Trust Annual Meeting.
We look forward to collaborating with the Land Trust's cities, towns, and schools.
"Since 1988 Metacomet has worked with landowners, towns and state agencies to permanently protect land. MLT owns more than 350 acres across our member communities, protects another 343 acres through Conservation Restrictions, and has assisted in the conservation of another 900 acres-land that is now town open space, state parks and forests, and state wildlife management areas."
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Don't Miss the Next EPA Soak Up the Rain Webinar |
Rain Gardens to the Rescue: Using plants and natural systems to manage stormwater: June 13th, 1-2:00 (free)
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Amazing Work by Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School
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Press Release from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School District
Plastic Bag and Water Bottle bylaws passed
The members of the Lincoln-Sudbury High School Environmental Club presented two citizens' petitions to Sudbury Town Meeting on the evening of May 2. Article 35 proposed a bylaw to prevent distribution of thin-film handled plastic bags at stores in town. Article 36 proposed a ban on sale of single-serving plastic bottles of water from merchants in town. The students presented the case about the environmental costs of the creation and disposal of these forms of plastic waste. Members of Sustainable Sudbury Committee had surveyed merchants in town, and presented their findings. After full discussion, Town Meeting members voted to pass both bylaws, by a significant majority.
The bylaws will take effect in June 2018, allowing time for educating the public and the merchants in town about coming changes, and reasons for these new regulations. The message in both cases will be about reducing the source of plastic waste by bringing your own reusable bags to the store, and carrying your own reusable water bottle.
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Green Schools Alliance Helps Schools Save Money and Meet Sustainability Goals
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The Green Schools Alliance is excited to offer a
Purchasing Software to help schools meet their sustainability goals while saving money and simplifying their procurement process. To learn more, take a look at this
video and this
case study. To get started, please email Phil Sweeney at
phil@gsapurchasing.org
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The Power of a Plant: A Teacher's Odyssey to Grow Healthy Minds and Schools
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Competitions and Programs
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Grants
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Planning grants of up to $40,000. Implementation grants of up to $350,000.
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Join Project Green Schools Now
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Did you know when you become a
Free Member of Project Green Schools you have access to our 12 Pathways to Greening Your School?
The
12 Pathways to Greening Your School are designed for you to use September - June (1-10) with two serving as year-round learning tools. But, you can put them in any order that aligns with your program.
July's theme is Transportation. Here are a few resource highlights:
Guides and Curricula
Build a Balloon Car
Useful Links
Sign up to receive your complimentary Membership and receive access to all of our
Pathways for Free.
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Feature YOUR Business or Organization with Project Green Schools |
Project Green Schools (PGS) is a multiple award-winning 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization, organized for innovative Environmental Education [EE], STEM Education, and Environmental Literacy purposes. PGS' mission is to create Greener & healthier students & schools through Innovative Environmental Education, Leadership, and Action! Project Green Schools provides
a number of Hands-on programs and resources to help you develop the Next Generation of Students & Schools!
The most active green schools organization on social media! PGS reaches between 20,000-40,000 individuals per week, and is the leading place to receive Green Schools News!
Consider a listing level that works for you:
Gold Listing
- $250...3 Featured Business articles or ad in both newsletters and posts on Social Media [Twitter/Facebook] Year Round plus banner ads ½ year on our website (home page). Choose your time of year!
Green Listing
- $500...6 Featured Business articles or ad in both newsletters and posts on Social Media [Twitter/Facebook] Year Round plus banner add 1 year on our website (home page). Choose your time of year!
Your articles could be featured in our monthly newsletter r
eleased the first of the month
Send us an
email
to get started on listing your business or organization in our monthly newsletters!
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Sincerely,
Robin Organ
Founder and Executive Director
Project Green Schools
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