November Community of Practice Meeting

We’re thrilled to introduce two stimulating Community of Practice (CoP) topics that are bound to capture your attention and empower you to create a meaningful impact within your educational community. Join us on November 13th from 2 PM to 3 PM EST via Zoom for an interactive discussion where you’ll have the opportunity to select the topic that resonates most with you. Whether your passion lies in sustainable curricular initiatives or the journey toward achieving zero waste, our CoP sessions offer invaluable insights and collaboration. Don’t miss this chance to connect with like-minded professionals and contribute to positive change in education.

CoP Discussion Topic 1: Building Community for Sustainable Curricular Initiatives

In this CoP, we will explore the innovative world of sustainability initiatives in schools and school districts. We’ll discuss the concept of using school campuses as a dynamic educational resource and how to involve students in project-based and problem-based learning. Join us in conversations on strategies to engage all stakeholders, including parents and the wider community, to foster a shared purpose. Together, we’ll share opportunities, address challenges, and exchange valuable insights.

CoP Discussion Topic 2: Becoming Zero Waste: Challenges and Opportunities in Data Collection and Reporting

Our second CoP discussion focuses on the journey towards achieving net zero status in educational institutions. We’ll dive deep into the challenges and opportunities of this pursuit, particularly in data collection and reporting. This endeavor requires assessing our progress and enhancing our sustainable practices in areas like energy, water, and more, involving students, staff, and the community. By sharing experiences and knowledge, we aim to empower you to lead the way in environmental stewardship.

Both of these CoP topics promise to be valuable learning experiences, and we invite you to join the discussions, network with like-minded professionals, and make a real difference in your educational community.