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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
Flow Will Facilitate Systemic Mwee Implementation for the Entire 8TH Grade in These Marginalized Rural Communities in ST. John the Baptist Parish. This Project Will Provide Comprehensive Professional Development in Watershed Literacy for All 8TH Grade Science Teachers Followed by Ongoing Support and Mentoring. It Will Develop, Test, and Implement an Inclusive and Locally-focused Mwee Watershed Curriculum in Collaboration With These Science Teachers and Will Reach Beyond Science Classes to Include Collaboration With Math, Social Studies, and Art Curriculum Specialists. This Project Will Train and Enable Teachers, Under PC Guidance, to Create Stem Kits. These Kits Are a Feature of PC'S Flow: ST. Bernard Parish (a Current Noaa Bwet Project). the Kits Provide Hands-on Experience to Students in Inquiry-driven Investigations on a Variety of Topics Ranging From Water Quality Testing, to Marine Debris and Microplastics, to Climate Education and Other Coastal Topics Such as the Effects of Coas
Committed
$150,000
Paid out
$67.8K
45%
Committed, not yet paid
$82.2K
55%
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