Teacher Resources
Water Education Programs
Contact
Public Works Department
Water Use Efficiency Coordinator
14000 City Center Drive
Chino Hills, CA 91709
Ph: (909) 364-2804
Fax: (909) 364-2895
E-mail
Hours
Monday - Thursday
6:45 am - 4:45 pm
Friday
6:45 am - 3:45 pm |
Below is a list of the numerous education programs offered to
educators of Chino Hills Schools.
Water Education Water Awareness Committee (WEWAC)
Formed in 1986, a group of local water agencies pooled their
resources in an effort to promote the efficient use of water and to increase public awareness of the importance of water in Southern California.Recognizing the benefits of regional programs, these agencies continue to work together.
Programs include:
- EduBucks
- Water Conservation Media Contest Campaign
- California Friendly Garden at the Los Angeles County Fair
- Quakes Stadium Conservation Messages
In addition to these programs, WEWAC provides a variety of education
resources for educators.
Community Partnering Program
Metropolitan's Community Partnering Program (CPP) provides sponsorships to non-profit community
organizations, educational institutions, public agencies and professional associations for short and
long-term water-related projects, events and activities.
Garden In Every School (GIES)
The GIES Program educates elementary school-aged children and their families, school staff, and other
community members about wise-water usage. The GIES Program utilizes the creation of thematic school
gardens that feature drought tolerant plants and efficient irrigation methods. This program is created with
state-aligned curriculum provision materials and is offered through Inland Empire Utilities Agency.
National Theatre for Children (NTC)
The NTC provides a lively and entertaining education opportunity that teaches children the importance
of water and the need to protect our natural resources. In addition to the performances, teachers receive
guides including learning materials, classroom activities, and each student will receive a workbook to
accompany the live theatre production. To register your school for the National Theatre for Children,
please call the Inland Empire Utilities Agency at (909) 993-1700.
Solar Cup
The Solar Cup is a program where high school teams, sponsored by Metropolitan Water District (MWD)
member agency Inland Empire Utility Agency (IEUA) and the City, build and prepare a solar powered boat
over a seven-month timeline.
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