State Standards
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Science 21
Many of the programs offered through the Center for Environmental Education
support the Science 21 units. Where the two tie together, we have indicated
the Science 21 grade level and units. Just look for : Sci 21 4/4, 6/4
after the program description. The first number is the grade level,
and the second, after the “/” , is the unit number.
Character Education
Several programs to support the state’s Character Education initiative:
• The challenge course program at both Madden and Yorktown
• Team Building activities at your school
For more information about these programs, go to the catalog section.
Non-BOCES Aidable Environmental Programs
These are environmental programs eligible for state aid from other providers
and facilities. To receive a Resource Directory which contains information
about each of these programs, contact the Center for Environment al
Education office via email (pfister@pnwboces.org)
or phone (914/248-2339).
In addition to the programs and services previously described, the
following special services are also available:
Resource Consultation
Our staff is available to consult with teachers and administrators
in developing new programs and curricula.
Resource Library
The Center for Environmental Education has an extensive library of
curriculum material, background information, and ideas for loan.
Field Notes
The Center for Environmental Education newsletter is published three
times a year and sent to building principals for distribution to all
teachers.
If you have any questions or problems, please feel free to contact
the Center for Environmental Education at 914/248-2335/2339 or dschroeter@pnwboces.org.
