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Teacher Fellowship

A unique opportunity for professional growth in a community of practice that encourages collaboration and innovation.

The Compact’s Teacher Fellowship is a yearlong immersive program for teachers who want to implement a water-related environmental curriculum in the classroom and connect with other teachers engaged in environmental education.

The Fellowship includes funding for classroom project implementation and virtual gatherings throughout the school year. This program is designed to bring a group of dedicated teachers together to develop new strategies and refine existing approaches for environmental education in the classroom.

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Testimonials

“The Teacher Fellowship was really impactful for me to not only learn about the work of the Compact but to connect with other educators. After hearing about how everyone was letting their students think about real-world problems that affect our city and our water, I left feeling empowered to be a part of that work.”

– Jacob Maestri, LEAD Academy

“Once I started doing the teacher fellowship, it sparked in me a recommitment to help make students environmental citizens.”

– Jennifer Wilkerson, Springfield High School