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Growing Greene: Campus Development

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As part of our 5-year strategic plan, we are embarking on two projects in the coming year which will enhance our programming and improve the quality of our learning environment. Our building project will address necessary structural and functional improvements to our buildings, while adding two state of the art science classrooms. The other will create a meadow habitat on the existing 70 acre campus, which will provide new opportunities for hands-on and student-led research and conservation efforts.

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in 2010 a group of parents came together unified by a vision of an inclusive environmentally focused public charter high school today hundreds of our students and alumni from across the state active in their communities leading with the values of Integrity compassion tolerance and perseverance they learned at the Greene school for an education in the natural world hope is that kids will graduate they'll know each other they'll know kids from other communities and then I'll be ready to be environmentally literate citizens and engage leaders who understand where the water comes from where their food how we live on earth drop to the level to a rigorous pre-college curriculum we develop citizens and leaders engaged in finding peaceful and Sustainable Solutions to local and Global challenges School reaches students to help build them to be engaged citizens and active leaders and we do this at both the state and National level and personally I've been able to do both and I have been part of the Rhode Island Environmental Education Association and the National Education student advisory Council prepare our students to be informed skilled Falls Community leaders they grow academic and socially become the environmental stewards of the future and actively manage the limited resources that we share as a global community the buildings here we're not build at school we were able to adapt them but now we found that one of the buildings especially is going to need some work so we are aiming to provide sustainable School building for our campus engage in a lot of time space programs and act and to be able to have a new building would allow us to do more in-depth research and collaborate with a lot of students on which is really exciting as part of our five strategic plan we are embarking on two projects in the coming year are building project will address necessary structural and functional improvements to our buildings while adding two state-of-the-art science classroom the other will create a meadow habitat existing 70 acre campus which will provide new opportunities for Hands-On and student-led research and conservation efforts the green school is growing its meeting the needs of students and it is time for us to have a facility that can meet that need with 21st century Science Education and academic buildings that our community can be proud of him we need funds to help reach this a c and we're hoping that we can spread the word for what we're doing here in West Greenwich for all of Rhode Island high school students the school has received State and National recognition for its commitment to Environmental Education and Expeditionary Learning our success has been a direct result of the dedication and commitment of our students and staff and the broader Community with your support we can continue to shape young leaders resolved and equipped to make the world a more sustainable and Equitable place the green school learning naturally

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