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Southeast Polk Walks for Water!

Posted by Steve Hall on June 22, 2017

While learning about the world’s natural resources students in my class (Miss Stockton) learned that resources are not evenly distributed around the world. Students learned that there is a water crisis around the world and that less than 1% of the world’s fresh water is available to humans. After many discussions as well as research […]

Embankment Walk for Water

Posted by Steve Hall on June 21, 2017

Our curriculum is driven by the philosophy that children learn best by doing; hands-on experiences and activities help children internalize foundational skills and strategies for problem solving. Currently, our Second Grade and Third Grade are studying a unit on water. Through their studies they have learned about the challenges that children and families around the […]

Batey 9, Dominican Republic Project Complete!

Posted by Steve Hall on June 21, 2017

After many months of preparation, World Water Relief successfully completed the installation of the PURA water filter system which will provide clean water for nearly 400 students, from kindergarten to eighth grade, who attend the Batey 9 primary school. In order to begin this project, the preliminary preparation required checking for water hardness on-site, communicating […]

MS 447 Carnival

Posted by Steve Hall on June 13, 2017

Grace O’Hara and Harry Schlossberg set up a booth at the MS 447 carnival on Wednesday, June 2 to raise money for their Expo Water Stewardship Project 2017. The two sixth grade students collected donations to help the Lwabyata Secondary School in Naskangola, Uganda raise money for a well. Their fellow students passed up on […]

Sauzana Primary School, Malawi WASH Project Complete!

Posted by Steve Hall on June 9, 2017

Sauzana is a medium-sized primary school in rural Lilongwe in Malawi with more than 500 students and 1,783 community members. Freshwater Project International, in partnership with Procter & Gamble and H2O for Life, implemented a comprehensive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene program at the school.   Before: The school had NO water point and students had to […]

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