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Goose Rock Elementary PRIDE Club promotes energy conservation

Goose Rock Elementary School - PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award - Jan 2012

For inspiring students to think about energy efficiency, the Goose Rock Elementary School PRIDE Club in Clay County earned southern and eastern Kentucky’s PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award. The PRIDE Club, which explores environmental issues and performs community service, organized a contest to decorate classroom doors with energy-conservation themes. The club named [...]

Pikeville High Panther PRIDE Club promotes recycling

Pikeville High School Panther PRIDE Club, Education Project of the Month Award, Dec. 2011

For educating their community about why and how to recycle, the Pikeville High School Panther PRIDE Club has earned southern and eastern Kentucky’s PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award. “Recycling is an easy way for anyone to help our environment and economy, and the Panther PRIDE Club found ways to [...]

Jackson County Schools’ award-winning energy team

Jackson County Schools, PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month - November 2011

The Jackson County School District’s Energy Team earned southern and eastern Kentucky’s PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award for November 2011. The award recognizes the team’s success in conserving energy and saving money. In the 2010/2011 school year, the school district cut its energy costs by $46,521, an 11% reduction. Congressman Hal Rogers [...]

Education Project of the Month: Bird’s-eye view at Lee County High

Lee County High School wins PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award, October 2011

For giving students a bird’s-eye view of nesting, the Lee County High School PRIDE Club earned southern and eastern Kentucky’s PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award for October 2011. The PRIDE Club, with assistance from the school district’s technology coordinator, installed a webcam in a bluebird nesting box on campus. [...]

Paintsville High students write and perform play for K-1 students

Paintsville High School PRIDE Club - PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award Sept. 2011

For creating a play to teach children about the environment, the Paintsville High School PRIDE Club won southern and eastern Kentucky’s PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award. PRIDE Club members wrote the play, entitled I Am the Earth, and performed it May 18 in the PHS cafeteria for an audience of 110 kindergarten [...]

McCreary County Extension wins award for 7th-grade camp

Greg Whitis, Tammie Wilson, Dottie Cotton

For its seventh-grade environmental camp, the McCreary County Extension Service has won the region’s Environmental Education Project of the Month Award. “This camp is ideal because it takes the students outside to learn and have fun, and there’s no better way to develop their love and respect for nature,” said PRIDE’s Tammie [...]

EKU Corbin Campus wins for environmental education projects

Congressman Hal Rogers (center) presented the EKU Corbin Campus’ PRIDE Volunteer of the Month Award to (left to right) Sherry Ruhlow, Trula Martin, Stephan Broussard, Randal Napier, Connie Hodge and Vicky Saunders.

The Eastern Kentucky University Corbin Campus won the region’s Environmental Education Project of the Month Award for July 2011. Congressman Hal Rogers presented the PRIDE award, which recognizes several environmental education projects at the EKU Corbin Campus. “It is great to see how volunteers and community partners have utilized inspiration from PRIDE to create sustainable [...]

Three Lawrence County elementary schools shared the PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award

Louisa East Elementary

For giving fourth-graders an unforgettable lesson in fighting litter, three Lawrence County elementary schools shared the PRIDE Environmental Education Project of the Month Award. Blaine Elementary School, Fallsburg Elementary School and Louisa East Elementary School received plaques from PRIDE. PRIDE also presented certificates of appreciation to all fourth-graders who participated in the project. The award-winning [...]

May 2011: Hayes Lewis Elementary

Hayes Lewis Elementary

Eastern Kentucky PRIDE has recognized Hayes Lewis Elementary School for its SciPride Club, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. “Hayes Lewis Elementary has one of the oldest PRIDE Clubs in the region, so that’s a great accomplishment,” said PRIDE’s Mark Davis. Davis presented a plaque of appreciation to the school’s PRIDE Club last [...]

April 2011: North Laurel Middle

North Laurel Middle

The North Laurel Middle School PRIDE Club earned an award for assisting PRIDE to establish a fundraising program for environmental education in southern and eastern Kentucky. PRIDE recently began selling 35-gallon rain barrels, which capture and store water from downspouts. All proceeds will go to PRIDE environmental education programs across the region, with 10 percent [...]

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