Congratulations to the National Green Schools Society Class of 2021

Another challenging school year, yet our Green Schools Society students and schools persevered to continue to make the Green Difference in their schools and communities this year.

Congratulations to all our Green Schools Society members and a special congratulations to our graduating seniors! We wish them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors. Click to see all of 2020-2021 Green Schools Society Honor Roll.

Project Green Schools hosted our 14th Annual Green Difference Award on May 27th, 2021. Our live virtual event was engaging and rewarding for our Honorees and guests. Congratulations again to all of our Honorees! Thank you again to all of our featured guests and musical performances.

Check out our 2021 Green Difference Awards Honoree Slideshow

Watch the full 2021 Green Difference Awards Ceremony here.

Click through our Photo Gallery here.

Project Green Schools cordially invites you to join us at our Annual Golf Tournament and Luncheon to be held at the White Cliffs Country Club in Plymouth, Massachusetts on August 2, 2021.

All proceeds go to Project Green Schools to support the development of the next generation of environmental leaders through education, project-based learning and community service. By participating as a golfer, you will be helping PGS to support tomorrow’s environmental leaders who are influencing sustainable practices and policies, designing school and community-based projects locally and globally, and standing up to fight climate change and other critical issues of our time.

All are welcome, but space is limited. Please spread the word, and we hope you can join us by registering at the link below to secure your spot today!

Register as a foursome or individual player by July 29, 2021.

Check out our Silent Auction

Thank you to DCU for your Golf Cannon Level Sponsorship!

Learn about Sponsorship Opportunities

Interested in sponsorship opportunities? Email Robin robin@projectgreenschools.org

Gearing up for the 2021-2022 school year? Consider Boon Market, a marketplace of goods that do good—for you, your community, and the planet. Whether you’re passionate about reducing toxins at home, donating to your local school, or eliminating single use plastic, consider using Boon Supply for your fundraising needs.

From waste-free options to cleaning, personal care, and lunch on the go, goods are eco-friendly, uplifting, and intended to make your life GREENER.

Impact doesn’t stop there. The Boon Supply platform makes it easy to give back to your school, club, and organizational projects. Shop well knowing that a percentage of your purchase will go directly towards supporting your projects and the remainder goes toward the greater good!

Boon was founded by Lily Kanter, co-founder of Serena & Lily, mother of three, and passionate social changemaker. We have been featured on The View, Good Morning America, The Today Show, Real Simple Magazine, Good Housekeeping, and more.

Watch Project Green Schools/Scenic America Live Training on the Agents of Discovery App here.

Learn how to use the Agents of Discovery App here.

Learn more about the Scenic America Agents of Discovery app here

Project Green Schools was delighted to host "A Discussion About Environmental Justice in Vermont" on May 6, 2021, in partnership with Vermont House Speaker, Conor Kennedy, Shelburne Farms, VT FEED, Hunger Free Vermont, VEEP, Environmental Activists Jenn Wood and James Ehlers, and featuring an address about current legislation, entitled EJ to the People of Vermont from, Professor Dr. Bindu Panikkar from the University of Vermont (UVM).

We were so very proud of the work our Community Engagement Intern, Samantha Salamone, did to bring the conversation/webinar together in Vermont. Watch the full webinar here.

Congratulations to PGS Advisory Board Member, Brett Feldman, for being re-appointed to the U.S. Department of Commerce Advisory Committee!

PGS Advisory Board Member, Michael Isenberg, is sharing his new found love of gardening!

Michael grew over 100 seedlings in his basement and experimented with row cover to help accelerate the plantings of cool weather vegetables outside.

With a germination rate of about 95%, Michael had extra seedlings to share with his friends and family.

"The Race to Save The World is a climate documentary with a uniquely optimistic approach. It follows passionate activists whose single-minded focus is the creation of a sustainable world for future generations. These climate warriors, ages 15 to 72, are in the trenches fighting for a livable future, regardless of the personal cost. Emmy award-winning filmmaker Joe Gantz brings an urgent and intimate portrait of the protests, arrests, courtroom drama, and family turmoil these activists endure as they push for change. The Race to Save The World is an energizing call-to-action that inspires viewers to quit waiting on the sidelines and start making their voices heard."

Read words of praise for the film.

Project Green Schools' is excited to share the work of one of our international members in Cameroon and India.