Students Showcase Innovative Projects

Using the training they received, educators from across Essex County, worked with their students and community partners to implement unique projects that align with curriculum, engage in their local place, and serve a “real world” need.

Northshore MagazineJune 13, 2017

Essex Heritage, in keeping with its long tradition of supporting the region’s unique historic, natural and cultural sites, was pleased to host a culminating event showcasing projects from the 2016-2017 Park for Every Classroom program. As students and teachers across Essex County are wrapping up the school year, some are also celebrating their work with collaborative place-based, service-learning projects that utilize the rich heritage resources of the region. These teachers participated in the Park for Every Classroom program offered by Essex Heritage and the National Park Service. Using the training they received, the

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Students Showcase Innovative Projects

Using the training they received, educators from across Essex County, worked with their students and community partners to implement unique projects that align with curriculum, engage in their local place, and serve a “real world” need.

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