Overhead projectors, chalkboards, and posterboard. The Program Ecology took a big step forward with the twentieth anniversary of Earth Day.
Students have a great concern for the existence of life.
Recognizing this concern, a program was created to educate students about what is really happening to Earth and what can be done about it. Involving the disciplines of mathematics and science, students are presented with facts and experiences to change their attitudes about their responsibilities to the world. For example, students list every electrical item in their household. In class, they create class graphs visually illustrating the tremendous amount of electricity used. They find the cost of one kilowatt hour and calculate the weekly, monthly, and yearly savings their households would realize by replacing incandescent light bulbs with florescent light bulbs.