“Esprit de Corps” Learning for Environmental Conservation
Green Academy Virtual Summer Camp
Tuesday, June 15 –Friday, July 30, 2021
“A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste” – Arthur Fletcher
Topics: Synergy, Land & Food, Energy, Air, Water, People
High School Students Achieve:
Green Academy Certificate
Community-Based Experience
Letter of Recommendation for Colleges & Employers
Cool Prizes – Themed T-Shirts/Mugs – More!
Summer Cohort Schedule
Cohort River Dolphins – Tuesday and Friday, 5 pm to 6 pm EST, CST, MST, PST
Cohort Polar Bears – Wednesday and Friday, 5 pm to 6 pm EST, CST, MST, PST
Twice Weekly Zoom One-Hour Cohort Class for Six Weeks, 5 pm – 6 pm, All U.S. Time Zones
Green Academy Students Meet Outstanding Environmental Educators
Ranger Vicki
West Jefferson, NC
Tori Sindorf
Ithaca, NY
Heather Aydelott
Albuquerque, NM
Jennifer Rene
Longmont, CO
Cheryl Calaustro
Dauphin, PA
Cassandra Bonnett
Ocala, FL
Mentor Online Office Hours for Student Success
Register for Green Academy Virtual Summer Camp Here Today!
Application Registration Fee $595.00
Submit Financial Need-Based Scholarship Application Requests Here Today!
The core curriculum for each calendar session is designed in alignment with the North American Association for Environmental Education Guidelines for Excellence K-12 Environmental Education.
Dr. Pamela Ellis, Executive Director
Books Motivate Foundation
Download Green Academy (GIYL) Program Information
The National Climate Essay Student Competition, an annual program for high school students from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories who are invited to submit climate essays to win possible publication and media distribution with monetary awards. The 2021 student climate essay submission deadline is May 29, 2021.
Download the 2021 Official Student Registration Form Here!
U.S. Climate Student Essayists Awards
2020 National Climate Student Award Essayist – Stella Carman
Read the award-winning essay – click here
2019 National Climate Student Award Essayist – Jasmine DeMaria
Read the award-winning essay – click here
Books Motivate Foundation provides high school students with community-based environmental conservation experience to showcase their educational literacy and achievement through two signature programs for students in grades 9 through 12.
Books Motivate Foundation recognizes the importance of educational attainments that emphasize the 21st Century goals of education highlighted by the Four Cs of critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication, as well as STEAM content standards and objectives. Science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics provide the necessary educational foundation for student success in the majority of new careers in an ever-changing workplace and quality of life environment. We welcome partnerships with individuals and organizations working towards student achievements and awards in these crucial endeavors.