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Copies of Recent Workshop Materials & HandoutsCalifornia School Board Association Conference, San Diego, CA, 11/28/2007 California Green Schools Summit, Pasadena, CA, 12/4-6/2007 "It's Easy Being Green: Seven Steps to a Healthy, SustainableSchool" Download PDF of "It's Easy Being Green" slideshow handouts from CSBA (4MB) - It's Easy Being Green-CSBA PDF Download PDF of "It's Easy Being Green" slideshow handouts from Summit (4MB) - It's Easy Being Green-Summit PDF For the Green Schools Graphic, please download this file - http://www.greenschools.net/greenschoolsgraphic.pdf For sample school board resolutions, please go to the Take Action page in upper right. For other examples from talk, please go to the Resources page For the Guide to Green Cleaning, please visit Healthy Schools Campaign Background Materials for May 10, 2006 RoundtableObjective of Roundtable: To lay out the goals, scope, range of issues and projects, stakeholders, types of outreach and training, and obstacles and opportunities we each work on. To find possible overlaps and/or gaps in our collective work that will help inform our strategy discussion. To identify opportunities for collaboration or coordination that would help us achieve our shared goals of improving children’s health and school environmental quality. To help us better understand each other’s work and reach common understanding about the Williams Settlement implementation efforts, we are sharing these background and preparatory materials. 1. Powerpoint on Williams Settlement by Brooks Allen, ACLU-SC This slide show provides background information and details of the Williams Settlement facilities components. Brooks Allen will use these slides during the May 10 roundtable. If you are joining by phone, please have this presentation available so that you can follow the discussion. Open Powerpoint Slideshow: Williams v. California: How the Settlement Addresses School Facilities 2. Williams Settlement Implementation, suggested by Brooks Allen Read at least pages19-25 of ACLU’s first year implementation report, which is posted at: http://www.decentschools.org/settlement/WilliamsReportWeb2005.pdf OPSC's (Office of Public School Construction) website also contains excellent information. The following sites provide current information on the good repair standard, the Emergency Repair Program, and the Comprehensive Facilities Needs Assessments, respectively: http://www.opsc.dgs.ca.gov/Programs/Good_Repair_Std.htm On this page, please skim the “Good Repair Report: Options for a Permanent State Standard,” which was issued in March 2006: http://www.documents.dgs.ca.gov/Legi/Publications/2006LegislativeReports/GoodRepairReport.pdf http://www.opsc.dgs.ca.gov/Programs/ERP_Main.htm http://www.opsc.dgs.ca.gov/Programs/SFNAGP_Main.htm 3. Background Information from Healthy Children Organizing Project, Neil Gendel Open Word file: Summary and Organizing Chart of HCOP's work in San Francisco Open Adobe Acrobat file: Organizing Chart of HCOP Other Advocacy Work 4. Background Information from Collaborative for High Performance Schools, Sara Greenwood Open Word file: Background information from CHPS 5. Background Information from Green Schools Initiative, Deborah Moore Open Word file: Background information from GSI 6. Background Information from CA Dept. of Health Services-IAQ, Dr. Toni Stein Open Word file: Background information from DHS 7. Tools for Schools Success in Connectictut, from DHS-OHB, Jennifer Flattery Success story from Connecticut aboutoccupational health and children's health benefits from using EPA's Tools for Schools Open Adobe Acrobat file: 8. Bio from Duwayne Brooks, Murdoch, Walrath, and Holmes Duwayne Brooks currently is a consultant with Murdoch, Walrath, and Holmes, which has as one of its clients the Coalition for Adequate School Housing (CASH, www.cashnet.org). Mr. Brooks previously was the State Director of School Facilities with the California Department of Education, and was the designated representative for several State Superintendent’s of Public Instruction on the State Allocation Board, California School Finance Authority, State School Building Finance Committee, State Teacher’s Retirement System, and other boards and commissions. content |
