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Schools Go Green, 2002-2003

The Schools Go Green program challenged students across the country to learn about environmental issues through real projects in schools and communities. In October of 2002, ANEI hosted the Green School Symposium, bringing together 35 school districts to share ideas and celebrate successes.

Last Updated: 7/27/09