We believe empowering students is essential in developing a society capable of careful stewardship of our water resources.

Why Water Education Matters
Water education is key to shaping the next generation of water professionals. By introducing students to these critical career paths and empowering them through project-based learning, we help ensure a future with clean, safe, flowing water for all.

Our environmental programs incorporate:

Award-Winning Programs

Environmental curriculum awarded by Orange County Department of Education and CASQA

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Since 2013, our programs have engaged youth in investigating water quality issues, resource efficiency, water infrastructure, waste disposal practices, and more.

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Our Partners

Through partnerships with local water authorities, engineering firms, and municipalities, our programs are brought to schools all over the West Coast.

Water Leadership Programs

Our NGSS-aligned programs give students the opportunity to earn valuable internship credit while tackling real environmental challenges and exploring future careers. Designed for grades 5–12, these immersive programs teach students to collect and analyze water quality data, develop effective solutions, and communicate their findings to community leaders. In collaboration with local water authorities, engineering firms, and municipalities, we ensure each experience reflects the skills and standards of the water industry.

Educational Units

Our short educational programs provide concentrated learning on critical water issues, equipping students with the practical knowledge and strategies needed to address various water challenges.

“This program directly connects the community to their water agency and helps them understand the value of the services the agencies provide.”
Tiffany Boyd-Hodgson
Board of Directors Vallecitos Water District

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