What is a Healthy School? Tools for Healthy Schools CEFPI Award-Winning Healthy Schools Rating Healthy Schools Healthy Schools as a Learning Tool Designing Healthy Schools Contact an Industry Professional Resources for Children CEFPI, National Education Association (NEA) compile curriculum plans for healthy schools CEFPI and the National Education Association (NEA) are jointly developing a compilation of curriculum plans for healthy, high performance schools. This resource is part of a US EPA funded grant awarded to CEFPI to promote indoor air quality in school districts nationwide. Hydroville Curriculum Project The Hydroville Curriculum Project offers an interesting teaching methodology to impart knowledge of the environment among school children. More at: www.hydroville.org Does temperature impact student performance? Learn what these children found out: www.cefpi.org/epa_temperature.html Can a healthy school develop a learning environment? Yes, it can. Many healthy schools are now creating learning tools so that students can get first-hand knowledge about the environment. Details available at: www.schoolfacilities.com/ Is this trend developing globally? Yes. The trend towards sustainable development in schools is global in nature. Read about sustainable development in Scotland at: www.scotland.gov.uk/

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