Tuesday, April 23, 2013 - 16:55
Travis Freeman, a recent graduate of Montgomery High School in southeast Santa Rosa, returned to his alma mater to host two environmental action rallies in which the entire school attended. Students and teachers were presented with an...
Wednesday, April 3, 2013 - 14:26
April showers may bring flowers, but this month is more than the beginning of shorts weather and allergy season. April marks the launching of the ECO2school Challenge at seven high schools around Sonoma County!
Amy Jolly speaks with students before...
Friday, March 1, 2013 - 16:34
Over 300 students in eight high schools around Sonoma County participated in Cocoa for Carpool, an event aimed at promoting carpooling as a carbon emission and traffic-reducing alternative to single passenger commuters. Each campus set up a table...
Monday, February 11, 2013 - 15:13
February 27th of this year, seven high schools around Sonoma County will participate in an event called Cocoa for Carpool. ECO2school has been working with student and teacher leaders to set up a table in the morning on Wednesday February 27 before...
Wednesday, January 9, 2013 - 11:31
ECO2school student leaders are back from Winter Break and are excited about the new semester's projects!
Scott Nicholson, a Senior at Windsor High School came into the Climate Protection Campaign's office during his break to work on his Senior...
ECO2school's Mission
To educate, inspire, and mobilize students to take positive action around global climate change.
To facilitate practical application of science-based solutions for significant and immediate greenhouse gas reductions in the student commute. Through this project, students also learn the health and safety benefits of reducing driving to school.
To introduce students to service learning that encompasses various skills such as organizing, communication, leadership, and much more.
Join with other High Schools in Sonoma County and be a part of this proven program to build an environmentally friendly school identity.
Sign up and earn prizes and medals for walking or riding your bike to school.
