Classroom Earth Success Stories
Deborah Wasylik, 2012 Bartlett Award Winner
“I am extremely grateful to the National Environmental Education Foundation for naming me the recipient of the 2012 Richard C. Bartlett Environmental Education Award... Environmental Educators get the unique opportunity to watch science move young people to take
Schoolyard Habitat Projects
This spring, schools across the U.S. will undertake a Schoolyard Habitat Project as part of an educator professional development initiative known as PBLU. PBLU is a series of courses that walk teachers through the basics of implementing project-based learning in their
John Schmied, 2011 Bartlett Award Winner
“I would like to thank the National Environmental Education Foundation for naming me as the 2011 Richard C. Bartlett Environmental Education Award winner.
This is not only incredible news for myself, but also for the other environmental educators who have worked
This is not only incredible news for myself, but also for the other environmental educators who have worked
Susy Ellison, 2010 Bartlett Award Winner
Susy Ellison is a teacher at Yampah Mountain High School, not your typical “green school.” The average student at this alternative high school in Glenwood Springs, Colo. has not been successful in a traditional high school, for a variety of reasons. Many are teen
Gabriel Benn and the Hip-Hop Educational Literacy Program (H.E.L.P.)
Educator Gabriel Benn, also known as the hip-hop artist Asheru, has been with the District of Columbia Public School District for over 13 years as both a teacher and administrator. He founded the Hip-Hop Educational Literacy Program (H.E.L.P.), which uses hip-hop
