Climate Corps Education Outside
Planting the seeds of science and ecoliteracy to grow environmental leaders.
As part of a Fellow cohort, emerging educators work with students, manage their own garden space, and engage a school community while getting their hands in the soil.
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Schools host a dedicated garden educator to grow your outdoor classroom and provide K-5 students with NGSS-aligned ecoliteracy lessons.
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CCEO places and trains emerging educators in elementary school outdoor classrooms to teach science and ecoliteracy.
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If you have questions about the Climate Corps Education Outside program, please reach out to our team at [email protected].
At a Glance
What We Do:
Climate Corps Education Outside (CCEO) advances science education and environmental literacy in public elementary schools by bringing student learning to the outdoor classroom. Our program:
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Our Fellows We recruit an exciting and passionate cohort of emerging environmental educators, whom we train to execute inquiry-based science learning, using the school campus as a learning laboratory. Our educators maintain thriving outdoor garden classrooms and engage their community in projects to improve campus sustainability. Fellows are AmeriCorps members. |
Our Impact In the 2022-23 school year, we served:
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CCEO DEI Statement
CCEO is committed to cultivating and maintaining an equitable and inclusive environment for staff, Fellows, students, and partner school communities. We recognize that current and historical systemic injustices pose barriers to equal access to quality education, livable wages, and a safe and healthy environment. In order to create a sustainable world where all communities thrive, we aim to actualize equity, inclusion, and intersectionality in our operations and programming.
Climate Corps Education Outside is a program of SEI, an environmental nonprofit consultancy that builds leaders to accelerate climate solutions.
For over 25 years, SEI has partnered with schools, communities, and businesses to develop leadership pathways from elementary school to early career. |