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Emerson Middle School
Here at Emerson Middle School we believe that children should not have to walk miles for clean water. We believe that every child should have access to clean, healthy water.
Emporia Middle School AVID Program
Our AVID Program includes grades 7-8 and we have about 75 students all together. While our overall objectives are aligned with AVID nationwide, our short-term goals are to help students develop in areas of academics, leadership, organization, and overall college readiness. We would like to get involved in Water for Life to help our students develop a sense of service and use this opportunity for project-based learning.
Enloe High School Interact Club C...
Interact is a student-led service club at Enloe High School in Raleigh, North Carolina. Interact started as a small club 7 years ago, but now has over 30 members. Every year, they create service projects to help donate to their community. The Raleigh-Midtown Rotary Club sponsors Interact. Rotarians often volunteer with Interact events and help teach Interacters community service skills, giving them the platform and support needed to make a difference in the community. The International Rotary Organization strives for global community service by working together to help one another. This year, Interact has decided to work with H2O for Life to expand its service to the global community. Club members voted on a community to support and are eager to raise money to help others.
Environmental Science Course
Environmental students want to work towards change. Support them by contributing to their cause.
FAIR School Crystal
8th Grade Science students at FAIR School Crystal were shocked to learn that many people lack access to clean water. This spurred students to ask the question, "What can we do to help?". Students are proud to raise funds and do something positive to make a difference in the world.
Falmouth High School
Clipper Life is marked by involvement. We at Falmouth High School encourage all members of our school community to be both active and engaged. From academic offerings to athletic teams, from five national honor societies to our many co-curricular clubs, FHS has opportunities for everyone. We firmly believe in Rigor, Respect, and Responsibility as our motto and core values, guiding the decisions we make an
Falmouth Middle School
The sixth grade at Falmouth Middle School is excited to embark on this opportunity to connect their study of India with a service learning project that helps people live and thrive. Students will be learning about the global water crisis and the effects that water scarcity has on people in India. We are all excited to put our energies and minds together to help solve and alleviate a real world problem!
First Avenue Middle School
Our English class read "A Long Walk to Water" and researched about the issue facing those with water insecurity. We wanted to be part of the solution and found H2O for Life.
Fisher Mitchell School
We are third graders from the United States. In school, we have been learning about the water cycle. When we watched a video about how some parts of the world do not have clean water to drink like we do, it made us very sad. We had to do something! We feel like every kid should be safe from viruses and have fresh water to drink so they can be healthy. We think it is important to help others, even in just a small way. That is why we decided to help H2O For Life.
Foley Intermediate School Conserv...
We're a club that is interested in water quality and conservation.
Forest Elementary School
These 4th graders (from 2 classes) are a community of diverse learners who strive to make a positive difference in the world! Understanding that clean water is essential for life, we want to help others to have access to this vital resource that we often take for granted.