Schools and Organizations
 Blessed Sacrament SchoolBurton School -- CHAMPS Edison Elementary School Erie Day School Erie Housing Authority: Erie Heights Apartments John Horan Garden Apartments Faithkeeper's School, Ganöhsesge:kha:’ Hë:nödeyë:stha Fairview High School Girl Scouts Troop 636 Girl Scouts Troop 214 Glenwood Elementary School Grover Cleveland Elementary School Harding Elementary School-- CHAMPS Hermitage Middle School Holy Family School House of Mercy Immaculate Conception Elementary School  Inner-City Neighborhood Art House JoAnna Connell School Klein Elementary School Luther Memorial Learning Center Montessori Regional Charter School North East Intermediate Elementary North East Middle School Northwest PA Collegiate Academy Park Forest Elementary School Perseus House Charter School of Excellence Pfeiffer-Burleigh Elementary School Pfeiffer-Burleigh CHAMPS Program  Ridgefield Elementary School Roosevelt Middle School Skate Erie Adolescents Sevenmile Creek Study Group St. Joseph Neighborhood Network Villa Maria Elementary School Walnut Creek Middle School Wattsburg Area Middle School Wayne Elementary School - CHAMPS Westlake Middle School Wilson Middle School Wilson Middle School - CHAMPS Program
MEMBER SCHOOLS Northwest PA Collegiate Academy Seneca High School Strong Vincent High School Villa Maria Academy
 Allegheny Elementary Traditional Academy Allegheny Middle Traditional Academy Central Catholic High School Children's Museum of Pittsburgh City Charter High School Claysville Elementary School (2nd Grade) Claysville Elementary School (5th Grade) Colfax Accelerated Learning Academy Dickson Intermediate School Edgewood Elementary Human Services Center Corp. Joe Walker Elementary School Johnston Elementary School Moon Area Middle School Northwestern High School Peabody High Pittsburgh Project Propel East Charter School St. James School Sto Rox High School
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Read the article by Elyse McMahon, Jr. PLEWA, which was published in the Erie Times News on April 29, 2008: "Plant emissions concern teen".  Stephen S., Luther Memorial, Age 14, Grade 8.:"Earth Force is a great organization for people my age. It’s a fun way for us to learn what’s going on in the environment and what we can do to help. With the Earth Force program we also go to youth workshops where we learn about Global Warming, watersheds, and recycling. We just learned about a healthy environment and the human body, Lyme disease and West Nile virus. These workshops teach us to keep the planet healthy, to keep our bodies healthy, and explore possible career opportunities (the workshops are taught by people that work around the certain topics). Earth Force is teaching us how to make a difference and I believe everyone will take something away from this."  Annie C., Klein Elementary School, Grade 6 “The Earth Force program is great because then we all know we make the environment better for the next generation. This is important for the Earth, and everyone who lives on the Earth. So everybody needs to do their part.”
 YouTube Do Little, Save Big - Girl Scouts PSA
We’ve grown in numbers in Southwest PA. This year we have over 1,000 students participating in Earth Force in Southwest PA! We’ve expanded so much that we’ve having two Youth Summits! We want to welcome St. Anne’s School, additional students at both Claysville and Joe Walker Elementary, and the Mrs. Wilds’s 10 graders at City Charter High |
Documents
School Recycling
10 Mar 2008 -
The Earth Force project of the Environmental Club at the Erie Day School is school recycling. First the students inventoried the school building and campus. Our concerns: Where are the waste and recycling containers located? Are teachers, adults and students alike, using them properly? More...
Ladder of Prejudice
19 Feb 2008 -
8th Grade students at JoAnn O’Connell teach other students in their school about the ladder of prejudice. The goal is to open minds to tolerance. This is an important attitude as we try to solve environmental issues and work with people who can have very different views on the topic. More...