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For teachers
Resources, trips, speakers, and hosting paths that fit how New Jersey schools actually work.
The resource library flags materials that work in class, starting with the Classroom Climate Starter Kit and the state's own climate education resources. Everything cites its source so you can vet it quickly.
Open the starter kitNew Jersey wove climate change across its K-12 learning standards, so climate learning belongs in science, social studies, art, and career readiness. Event listings tag educator sessions so you can find professional learning that fits.
Find educator eventsShore walks with scientists, watershed cleanups, repair cafés: events on this calendar make strong field trips. Accessibility details and cost are listed up front, which makes approval paperwork easier.
Browse eventsPartner organizations include scientists, floodplain managers, solar installers, and organizers who will visit classrooms. Ask through the partner directory or the contact form and we'll route the request.
Meet the partnersStudents can volunteer at events, join clubs showcased during the week, and meet people working in climate careers. The student page collects age-appropriate starting points.
See the student pageScience nights, student project showcases, and school garden open houses all belong on the calendar. The host playbook covers permission slips' favorite topics: accessibility, capacity, and rain plans.
Propose a school eventGet educator sessions and field-trip-worthy events in the weekly digest.
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