A distinguished panel of environmental educators, scientists, and environmental leaders, including members of the K-12 Alliance, judge the projects. There will be a maximum of 33 winners throughout California. In the event of a tie, or split decision, preference will go to the school or teacher that has not won previously.
All decisions are final.
No class project portfolios will not be returned. Demonstration that the project was integrated into the curriculum. Use of quality educational materials, community resources, and speakers . Demonstration of student participation in the project activities and use of leadership skills. Level of student reflection on areas in need of improvement or areas of success as indicated on the Student Self-Assessment journals.