Panel Discussion

Creating a culture of sustainability can instill joy and optimism at all levels in a K-12 school district. A commitment to sustainability from leadership can save costs and reduce ecological impacts; and enhance social, emotional, and physical health of all who work, learn and play in our schools. However, the potential impact on social justice is often overlooked. Join us to explore the benefits and barriers to implementing a framework at the intersection of leadership, environment and equity. Speakers BRIDGITTE ALOMESNatural Pod ALISON DIAZEnvironmental Charter Schools JAMES EDWARD MILLSThe Joy Trip Project JENNIFER SEYDELGreen Schools National 

Join us for an evening to learn about us and our debut book "Trailblazers for Whole School Sustainability". Colonial Parking operates a garage below the building. Street parking is also available for 2+ hours using a meter and the ParkMobile app. The office is walking distance from the Farragut North (red line) and Farragut West (blue, orange, and silver lines). Complimentary drinks & appetizers. Sponsored by Tito's. Any questions, please contact Janelle Darst at jdarst@greenschoolsnationalnetwork.org. Green Schools National Network (GSNN)’s mission is to shape healthy, equitable, and sustainable schools where children thrive and learn to steward the environments and communities they call home. Since 2007, GSNN has used a holistic approach in its work with schools, districts, organizations, and individual educators to transform schools from good to green. GSNN’s work is informed by its GreenPrint, a framework for transformation that covers best practices in leadership, curriculum and instruction, culture and climate, and facilities and operations. To learn more, visit greenschoolsnationalnetwork.org. In Trailblazers for Whole School Sustainability, educators and school leaders share stories highlighting best practices and lessons learned in their pursuit of health, equity, and sustainability. The book is organized according to the four impact systems in GSNN’s GreenPrint: Leadership, […]