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Many States Omit Climate Education. These Teachers Are Trying to Slip It In.

By Winston Choi-Schagrin

In mid-October, just two weeks after Hurricane Ian struck her state, Bertha Vazquez asked her class of 7th graders to go online and search for information about climate change. Specifically, she tasked them to find…

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Many States Omit Climate Education. These Teachers Are Trying to Slip It In.

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