
AIR QUALITY - Case Studies for Community Action
Saturday, November 21, 9:00-12:00 online 3 STEM Clock Hours through WWU $200 Stipend for approved Application Plan


Time & Location
Nov 21, 2026, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Zoom
About the Event
Integrate local relevance, student agency, and community action into your science or civics curriculum with a rich collection of air quality case studies including Wildfire Smoke, Heat Waves and Heat Islands, Indoor, Airport, and Freeway Air Quality, and Agricultural and Industrial Impacts. These resources are organized into handy lesson templates, teacher slides, and printable case studies for student groups to jigsaw. Each set includes maps, infographics, data analysis, and solutions. In addition, we will explore sample job postings, career pathways, and a range of local organizations working to improve air quality.
This exceptional collection of local relevant resources is currently in use by Seattle AP Environmental Science teachers. Jackie Wilson (NBCT) is one of these teachers and will be co-facilitating the workshop so you can expect a very friendly practitioner’s orientation. We welcome teacher input from other science courses, civics, government, human geography, CTE, business and marketing, language arts, graphic…
