Promotes resource conservation practices in Washington public schools through education, leadership, and funding for school-based advisors.
The bill establishes the Washington state green schools program to enhance resource conservation practices in public schools. It provides funding for school-based advisors to assist students in learning about and implementing conservation practices. The program prioritizes schools with high percentages of students eligible for free and reduced-price meals. It also encourages collaboration with the Department of Natural Resources for schoolyard greening projects and urban forestry initiatives. The program is voluntary and funded by revenues from the Climate Commitment Act.
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