Community W.A.T.E.R. Field Studies for Schools connect classrooms with urban Stormwater Parks
Community WATER Field Studies for Schools (FSS) are designed to open up the urban and wildland landscapes as a dynamic area for learning. Community WATER Field Studies for Schools are located in the Pima County Stormwater Parks sites. Community WATER FSS programs may be 1-3 hours in length and typically take place at Stormwater Parks. Due to the size of stormwater parks and their location in the urban environment ITE suggests limiting class sizes to 20 unless additional school chaperones are available.
Who: for Keystone Educators who have participated in a Community W.A.T.E.R. Educator Workshop.
Transportation: ITE has limited funding to support transportation costs for FSS Programs. If you are interested in financial assistance please indicate this on the registration form.
Questions? Email Deborah@ironwoodtreeexperience.org
Additional Benefits: If you are interested in becoming an Ironwood Tree Experience Keystone Educator through Professional Development workshops learn more! Keystone Educator professional development workshops provide advanced training in Sonoran Desert ecology and science, culture and history! ITE Keystone Educators are able to preregister for Field Studies for Schools classroom field trips, as well as receive advance information about future programs and internships, like Youth for Blue Skies, for your students!
