Entries Tagged School

The Wisconsin Rural Water Association encourages students to be ‘Water Conservation Heroes’ as they create their artworks.

Anaheim Public Utilities’ annual poster contests celebrate children for their artwork promoting conservation and water’s importance.

Eli Jennings turned a fix-it background and a love of engineering into a Hatfield Award-winning clean-water career in his native Colorado.

A North Carolina utility draws accolades for an annual Halloween-themed event in its wastewater treatment lab.

A Virginia service authority’s events help encourage students to pursue water-related careers.

Portland Water District prints and distributes Discovering Water book written and designed by high school students from its service area.

The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District’s Water Journey for Educators helps teachers bring effective water education to the classrooms.

A small-scale wastewater treatment plant is part of an EcoCenter in San Francisco that teaches students and adults about the environment in a wetland setting.

A children’s water festival in Ontario has helped turn students’ focus toward the value of water and has led some into water-related careers

Brightly colored posters created by kids help the Monte Vista Water District spread the message of conservation year-round

NYWEA presenters deliver hands-on wastewater education to fifth-graders at a county soil and water conservation field day event.

San Antonio Confluence Conference enables sharing of projects and ideas by young people who are passionate about water.

A unique learning experience takes Springfield fifth graders out of the classroom and into the wastewater treatment plant.