The Mojave Environmental Education Consortium is proud to announce an exciting opportunity for Grade K-12 teachers to earn a full scholarship to attend The Key Issues Institute, a one-of-a-kind professional development workshop in Keystone, Colorado which integrates STEM, environmental education and experiential techniques this summer!
This
once-in-a-lifetime educational opportunity is made possible by the Antelope
Valley Air Quality Management District, Boeing, Lockheed Martin
Aeronautics-Palmdale, the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts and
MEEC. In 2016, three Antelope Valley teachers and
two teachers from the San Bernardino County High Desert or Riverside County’s
Blythe region will be chosen to partake in the Keystone Science School’s
interdisciplinary five-day STEM workshop, which equips educators with the
skills and confidence to explore local and global environmental issues with
their students. Best of all, Key Issues is aligned to national education
standards, including Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards!
Using
Colorado’s spectacular ecosystems as its setting, Key Issues combines classroom
time with outdoor exploration of the natural environment. Lessons include
lab testing, outdoor water testing and indoor lecture periods. In addition to
enjoying professional networking opportunities with teachers from across the
country, each participant receives a customized Lab-Aids kit to take back to
his/her classroom. Airfare, training, lodging and
meals are included as part of the scholarship
recipient’s award and participants may select to attend one of two sessions
held between June 21 and July 24, 2016.
You are
invited to apply for one of the five Key Issues scholarships available this
year to local K-12 teachers. You can
apply by clicking on the following link: https://form.jotform.com/52775101586963
The
deadline for submitting application packages is Wednesday, March 30,
2016. When completing your application package, please select “MEEC-Mojave
Ed. Consortium” as your Sponsor, in order to be considered for one of MEEC’s
five scholarships. Only electronic applications will be
accepted-no hard copies please.
For more
information please visit MEEC's website www.meeconline.com
or contact MEEC Executive Board Chair Violette Roberts at (760) 245-1661, ext.
6104, or via e-mail at vroberts@mdaqmd.ca.gov.
- See more at: http://meeconline.com/scholarships/2016-key-issues-institute-teacher-scholarships/#sthash.oDoK6BM4.dpuf
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