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Are you interested in providing students with a unique learning experience? Do you want to learn more about integrating climate change education into your lessons? If you work with public school students in grades 6 through 12, check out the New Jersey Student Climate Challenge. 

This virtual session will provide an overview of the New Jersey Student Climate Challenge and resources to support student and teacher participation. Feedback from the pilot program conducted last year will be shared and participant questions will be answered.

The New Jersey Student Climate Challenge is a FREE program that provides a framework for students and teachers to learn about the causes and impacts of climate change. Students are encouraged to identify and complete a school or community project to address a cause or impact of climate change and submit a digital story video about their experience. Grants ranging from $2,500 to $500 will be awarded to schools with winning submissions in a middle school and high school category. Winning students and their teachers will be recognized at an Awards Ceremony hosted by the New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and First Lady Tammy Murphy.