Recent ActivitySince 1970, the Concord School District has made environmental education part of its curriculum. The Science and Environmental Education program is a direct complement to the district's elementary science curriculum, teaching not only science skills but life skills, social responsibility, and even the ABCs. Elementary grade-level programming takes place in classrooms, schoolyards and throughout the community. A resource library and Science Center at 16 Rumford Street and the White Farm outdoor laboratory and learning center on Clinton Street are special facilities operated by the environmental education program.
The program's goal is to provide Concord students with concrete "hands-on" science and environmental education learning experiences and helping to develop scientific awareness and problem-solving skills. SEE lessons contribute to the wisdom and understanding students need to be whole-earth stewards, intelligent consumers and involved citizens when they graduate from the Concord School District.
The program's goal is to provide Concord students with concrete "hands-on" science and environmental education learning experiences and helping to develop scientific awareness and problem-solving skills. SEE lessons contribute to the wisdom and understanding students need to be whole-earth stewards, intelligent consumers and involved citizens when they graduate from the Concord School District.
Current Events  Weeks Ending 6/11/10 and 6/18/10As we approach the end of the school year, Project SEE is happy to welcome fourth grade classes out to White Farm. For their Herbs study students create sunprints using herbs, work in the garden, and investigate one herb more closely.
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