Sustainable Schoolyards 2024                      Program Registration

Thank you for your interest in the California Global Education Project at UC Santa Barbara and CSU Fullerton's Sustainable Schoolyards Program!

This program supports and guides the development of cross-disciplinary, multigrade, student-led sustainability projects, and builds community and partnerships within and between schools. Attendance at all 3 zoom sessions is required. 

January 16, 2024 (4-6pm)

March 19, 2024 (4-6pm) 

May 21, 2024 (4-6pm) 

Program participants receive $150 stipends and school teams receive $100 of materials to support their projects, as well as opportunities to connect their students to other participating classrooms through a virtual exchange. 

Please email devonazzam@ucsb.edu with any questions. 

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First name *
Last name *
School issued email *
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Please list the names of your colleagues who will be on your school team.  *
Zip code of your home address (required by our funding agency) *
What is your educational affiliation?
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Grades teaching for 2022-23  *
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What is your school's CDS code? You can find your school's CDS code by searching the CDE School Directory. We need this information for funding and reporting purposes.
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The following questions are requested by our funding agency. We apologize for the wording of the questions. If you prefer not to answer these questions, please leave them blank. 
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Thank you for registering! We will contact you shortly with more details. If you have any questions please email: devonazzam@ucsb.edu
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