Let’s learn about engaging with the school board. Who are they? What do they do? How can we work with them? In the fifth session of the Civics 201 series, we will have a chance to chat with Arati Singh, Austin ISD Trustee At-Large and Board...
From the Sustainable Food Center - This 2-part Sustainable Food Center training is for teachers, parents, and community members interested in starting (or reviving) and sustaining a school or a community garden. If you are a teacher, you may attend for free; please register directly by...
From the Sustainable Food Center - Help make lessons and concepts come alive in the garden! This free 2-part Sustainable Food Center training is for teachers, parents, and community members who would like to build their skills in using the school garden as an outdoor classroom...
From the Sustainable Food Center - This 2-part Sustainable Food Center training (Tuesday & Wednesday, September 18 & 19, 6:00-8:00pm) is for teachers, parents, and community members interested in starting (or reviving) and sustaining a school or a community garden. If you are a teacher, you...
From the Sustainable Food Center - Help foster a brighter, healthier future for children in Central Texas through school gardens. This 2-part training at the Sustainable Food Center is for teachers, parents, and community members interested in starting (or reviving) and sustaining a school garden. We...
From the Sustainable Food Center - Help foster a brighter, healthier future for children in Central Texas through school gardens. This 2-part training at the Sustainable Food Center is for teachers, parents, and community members interested in starting (or reviving) and sustaining a school garden. We...
Last month, Patton Elementary School became the first elementary school in Austin to win the prestigious Green Flag award from the National Wildlife Federation's Eco-Schools USA program. The award is given for exceptional achievement in sustainability and for integrating environmental education into the curriculum. "We're honored to...
Applications are now being accepted for the Bright Green Future Grant, sponsored by the City of Austin's Office of Sustainability. The program is designed to recognize and support innovative projects that will inspire students to become lifelong environmental stewards. Schools can receive up to $3,000 for a wide...