TO: Education and Science Reporters, Environmental, Science and Math Teachers, Principals and Administrators
MEDIA ADVISORY: Lutron Electronics’ Greenovation Launches Free Weekly Environmental Tips Newsletter WHO: Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. WHAT: Lutron Electronics’ Greenovation Weekly Environmental Tips Newsletter WHEN: Join the Greenovation Nation social network today and receive weekly news and tips about how to be more environmentally responsible in your schools, communities and homes. The Greenovation Nation is a group of dedicated teachers and facilities managers who are greening the schools of America through innovation, education and awareness. Once you have become a member on the Greenovation Nation community, you will receive the weekly newsletters directly to your designated email. WHERE: Visit www.greenovationnation.com and join the Greenovation Nation network. Greenovation network members will receive a free weekly newsletter that alerts them to new and innovative ways to decrease their carbon footprint. Newsletters also present members with projects run by other schools, allowing them to share their real life stories of students making a difference. Another section of the newsletter covers items such as: resourceful ideas on how to create waste-free lunch kits, classroom exercises that enhance science learning, and contests for and between schools. It also highlights leaders in the green community who are creating change in the education and science communities. Hosted by Lutron Electronics Co., Inc., the world leader in the design and manufacture of energy-efficient lighting control products, the goal of the newsletter is to create a sense of community and give teachers inventive ways to motivate students and share stories. To sign up for the newsletter simply visit, www.greenovationnation.com/network, then create a log-in name and password. Once you receive your confirmation from Lutron you will gain access to the site and be able to communicate with other educators in classrooms nationwide. Opening the walls of our schools through the Greenovation Nation, helps more schools create energy-efficient, sustainable classroom environments.
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