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Starting an environmental club at a school
Hi all,
I'm posting a resource to help teachers interested in starting a club at their school.
This guide gives great details about how to get an environmental club up and running.
I'm posting a resource to help teachers interested in starting a club at their school.
This guide gives great details about how to get an environmental club up and running.
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Permalink Reply by Jeanine Silversmith on -
Thanks so much, Jennell. This is great!
A number of T4PE members (teens) have expressed some difficulty with this issue. My first advice to them is to hook up with a teacher to work as an adult advisor or sponsor for the proposed club. This helps move things along in terms of permissions, getting members, etc. -
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Permalink Reply by Emily Angelise on -
I am having an environmental club next year at school. My friend had the idea and she talked to our principal and she agreed! Can't wait for September!
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