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Youth Service for Community Change: March 2009
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Youth Service for Community Change. An Earth Care Blog Highlighting Service Learning Projects that Create Sustainable Community. To contribute to this blog please send an email to servicelearning@earthcare.org. Friday, March 27, 2009. You're invited to join a community forum on sustainability education! Join Earth Care International. And the Sustainable Santa Fe Commission. Education plays an essential role in the transition to a sustainable society. How can schools contribute to sustainable community?
Youth Service for Community Change: June 2009
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Youth Service for Community Change. An Earth Care Blog Highlighting Service Learning Projects that Create Sustainable Community. To contribute to this blog please send an email to servicelearning@earthcare.org. Friday, June 12, 2009. Capital High School - Capital Green Project. Paula Iveland and Debora Ghoreyeb, both participants of the Earth Care Te. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. How This Page Works. With a short description of your project and photos if any are a...
Youth Service for Community Change: You're invited to join a community forum on sustainability education!
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Youth Service for Community Change. An Earth Care Blog Highlighting Service Learning Projects that Create Sustainable Community. To contribute to this blog please send an email to servicelearning@earthcare.org. Friday, March 27, 2009. You're invited to join a community forum on sustainability education! Join Earth Care International. And the Sustainable Santa Fe Commission. Education plays an essential role in the transition to a sustainable society. How can schools contribute to sustainable community?
Youth Service for Community Change: Capital High School - Capital Green Project
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Youth Service for Community Change. An Earth Care Blog Highlighting Service Learning Projects that Create Sustainable Community. To contribute to this blog please send an email to servicelearning@earthcare.org. Friday, June 12, 2009. Capital High School - Capital Green Project. Paula Iveland and Debora Ghoreyeb, both participants of the Earth Care Te. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Follow me on Twitter. How This Page Works. With a short description of your project and photos if any are available....
Youth Service for Community Change: April 2009
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Youth Service for Community Change. An Earth Care Blog Highlighting Service Learning Projects that Create Sustainable Community. To contribute to this blog please send an email to servicelearning@earthcare.org. Friday, April 10, 2009. Earth Care International's first Sustainability Education Forum -. Recognizing and Connecting Our Resources. Attracted over 100 community members. Teacher Institute for Sustainability Education,. Spoke briefly about a current project called Capital Green Project (CGP). ...
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Breaking The Myth: April 2010
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Thursday, April 15, 2010. School Budget Blues or Sustainability Challenge? The State Legislature has forced the SFPS to accommodate an approximate $6.9 million budget reduction for this upcoming budget cycle. We at the Sustainable Education Task Force believe that student-led, district-wide sustainability initiatives have the potential to save the district more than double what they will gain from closing a school (one of the cost saving ideas on the table). I don't believe SFPS should consider closing a...
Breaking The Myth: School Budget Blues or Sustainability Challenge? You decide.
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Thursday, April 15, 2010. School Budget Blues or Sustainability Challenge? The State Legislature has forced the SFPS to accommodate an approximate $6.9 million budget reduction for this upcoming budget cycle. We at the Sustainable Education Task Force believe that student-led, district-wide sustainability initiatives have the potential to save the district more than double what they will gain from closing a school (one of the cost saving ideas on the table). I don't believe SFPS should consider closing a...
Breaking The Myth: January 2010
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Friday, January 15, 2010. Want to engage your students in National Days of Service activities in the local community but not sure it is allowed or encouraged? Service-learning is a methodology for realizing real-world experience in schools and the community that allows students to see practical applications of their academic studies while building sustainable community. The current School Board policy on high school graduation requires students to complete 7 credits of electives. Policy #316 states "...
Breaking The Myth: FIELD TRIPPIN'
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009. In this issue: FIELD TRIPPIN': Educator Susan Yanda and our Task Force researcher extraordinare, Jason Espinoza from Think New Mexico find a few answers to these age old questions: How many field trips are you allowed to take? What is the transportation policy? How do I get it paid for? How far can I go? Find the full text on Field Trips in. Santa Fe Public Schools Board of Education Policy Manual, Fieldtrips and Student Activity Travel, Policy #477. Utilizing the SFPS public ...
Breaking The Myth: Welcome!
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009. Welcome to the Blog for Teachers by Teachers! Schedules, field trip limitations, and mixed messages got you down? Tired of hiting up against those same old obstacles and roadblocks that deflate your innovative spirit? Then this Blog is for you! Find out the answers to your most perplexing logistical questions. Where can you find the information you need? Why does your principal say one thing and other administrators another? What is the real policy? April 22, 2010 at 1:47 PM.
Breaking The Myth: November 2009
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009. In this issue: FIELD TRIPPIN': Educator Susan Yanda and our Task Force researcher extraordinare, Jason Espinoza from Think New Mexico find a few answers to these age old questions: How many field trips are you allowed to take? What is the transportation policy? How do I get it paid for? How far can I go? Find the full text on Field Trips in. Santa Fe Public Schools Board of Education Policy Manual, Fieldtrips and Student Activity Travel, Policy #477. Utilizing the SFPS public ...
Breaking The Myth: Can Students Serve?
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Friday, January 15, 2010. Want to engage your students in National Days of Service activities in the local community but not sure it is allowed or encouraged? Service-learning is a methodology for realizing real-world experience in schools and the community that allows students to see practical applications of their academic studies while building sustainable community. The current School Board policy on high school graduation requires students to complete 7 credits of electives. Policy #316 states "...
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