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Beacon Hill Architectural Commission
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Boston Public Schools and Greenovate Boston Youth Leaders training
Do you want to learn more about climate change's impacts on Boston? Do you want to be trained as a youth climate leader so you can make your schools and neighborhoods healthier, greener places to learn, play, and live?
Join your fellow Boston Public Schools (BPS) students at a free Greenovate Boston Youth Leaders training led by Greenovate Boston and Boston Public Schools. This training will empower students with City of Boston climate change knowledge, leadership skills to train fellow students, and resources to lead environmental actions back at their schools. Teachers are welcome and encouraged to join their students.
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About the event
This training is open to any BPS high school student. After completion of the training, Greenovate Boston Youth Leaders will be expected to return to their schools and organize other motivated students for:
- Participation in a similar training (a peer training experience) at their school.
- Selection and completion of a school-based environmental action. Greenovate Boston funding will be available to support the students' actions. Ideas for actions will be brainstormed and shared at the training.
- Students will be invited to share their leadership with BPS and the City during a celebration in May/June.
- BPS will support the ongoing continuation of the students' efforts through the formation of a permanent school-based student environmental organization or club (like BLS Youth Climate Action Network), or individual students' leadership efforts in their own neighborhoods.
Greenovate Boston and BPS staff will support students throughout all four steps. Support will include in-person coaching and mentoring, networking connections, funding, and access to resources needed for the actions.
- Training will be held Wednesday, January 23, from 4 - 6 p.m. at Teen Central within the Copley Boston Public Library, Johnson building, second floor, 700 Boylston St. Boston, MA 02116. Copley Library is located near Copley Station on the Green Line, Back Bay Station on the Orange Line, and the 39 bus route.
- Food and drinks will be provided during the training.
Non Hearing Common Victualler and Other Transactions
Non-Hearing Common Victualler and Other Transactions
State of the City 2019
Mayor Walsh will deliver his annual State of the City address on Tuesday, January 15.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh's annual State of the City address will review the City's progress and lay out his agenda for his next year in office.
Past state of the City addresses:
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