Colleen Parker is a teacher at Simley High School in MN, who recently became a National Geographic Certified Educator. Colleen wrote a blog that was featured on the Nat Geo Certified Educator website sharing what she is doing in the classroom to inspire student advocacy. The purpose of the blog was to introduce to other […]
Crystal Lake Middle School is located on the Atlantic coast just north of Fort Lauderdale. Katharine Cook is a 7th grade magnet science teacher that has helped her students take a few strides toward becoming global citizens by participating in an H2O for Life experience. H2O for Life’s service learning opportunities are designed to engage, […]
St. Christopher School in NY recently held a dodgeball tournament to raise funds for their partner school in the Dominican Republic. Students made a small donation to be part of the action! What a great idea! Help St. Chris reach their goal
Are you hard-working, busier than heck, and totally dedicated to your students? H2O for Life offers free programming for educators. We help teachers integrate global service projects into their classroom and clubs. How do we do this? We prepare teachers with free curricular resources and support to implement service within their classrooms. We design curriculum one to one for educators based […]
Sauganash Elementary School, a short trip east of Chicago, Illinois, has the wonderful experience of hosting an H2O for Life after school club. Mrs. Askuvich, a middle school science teacher, is the mastermind behind the program. Her belief in a student-centered approach to STEM learning helps create a more collaborative classroom. Sharing leadership, students are […]