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EIC Office
Phone: 404.362.4501
Fax: 404.362.2550
Email: deron_davis@dnr.state.ga.us
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How can I get involved?
- School Selection Process
With support from the Captain Planet Foundation, EIC
in Georgia will host an Implementation Institute and Reunion
Mini-Conference for teams of teachers from the model schools
June 19-22, 2006 at Centennial Place Elementary School in
Atlanta. Participants will learn how to use curriculum-mapping
processes to connect the state education standards and adopted
instructional materials to student investigations and projects
related to school-site and community issues.
- District/Independent School Intention Model
A school district or independent school can commit staff
and funding to coordinate the training and technical assistance
for school teams it identifies. The coordinators of the
state program will provide additional assistance on a limited
basis.
Organizational
Flow Chart comparing the Selection Process and District/Independent
School Intention Model.
- Calling all nonformal environmental educators on the
local, state, and regional level...
If you work in a community that is home to an EIC School,
or work as an environmental educator that serves the entire
State and would like to become more involved with EIC in
Georgia, please contact Deron Davis at 404-675-1762 or deron_davis@dnr.state.ga.us.
For more information on EIC community partnerships, see
the job descriptions for Community Organization Representatives
and EIC Coaches by clicking
here.
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News
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EIC Teacher Recognized as Teacher of the Year
Jill Sammons, 7th grade Language Arts and EIC teacher at Arnold Magnet Academy
was chosen by her peers as the 2005-06 teacher of the year.
EIC Administrator Recognized for Outstanding Achievement
Sally Pamplin, former administrator for Shakerag Elementary School’s EIC
team was recognized for her contribution to the field of environmental education
with an Outstanding Service Award in teaching at the annual conference of the
Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia. Sally retired at the end of the
2004-05 school year, but has continued to support Shakerag as a member of the
community. She will be returning to work at the school as a part-time teacher
of the gifted (and cheerleader for EIC) in 2006.
EIC Partner Recognized as Outstanding Affiliate
The Environmental Education Alliance (EEA) of Georgia was recognized as the
Outstanding Affiliate of the North American Association for Environmental Education
(NAAEE). NAAEE acknowledged the growth in EEA’s membership program and
the development of initiatives like the EIC Model Schools Program that strengthen
the availability and quality of environmental education in Georgia.
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