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Home My WebLink About96.Late Communication-3 LAPA.pdf 7/1 012 01 7 High School Lak L rrl Muni e-ah.w LOA 7Il0/l4 LOG IN DR SIGN UP i SCIENTIST TRAVELING • i �l OP00091 it High School Programs Scientists of the Sewers Your students will team about the different roles scientists play In waste water treatment through handson lab stations. This Traveling Si program is a great introduction to the free Field Trip your students can also receive to the Orange County Sanitation DisWU. Topics Covered: Why have a sewer system? What is in domestic waste water? How con waste h n separated from whi What should not go down the drain? Path of water • Gullets and storm drains vs.toilets and drains in buildings Review of why we have sewer systems and what is domestic waste water Hew can waste be separated from water? How can you tell if the water is safe? This program is sponsored by the Orange County Sanitation District. Download an application today! The grant for this program is Nmiled W schools serviced by the Orange County Sanitation Disgid. WHAT ABOUT Wig The What About Water?program is available to Middle and High Schools throughout Orange County. The goal of has project is to empower,engage,and educele students,teachers,and the community on water issues,awareness,and conservation to create behavior change. This program is sponsored by Me Municipal Water Disaict of Orange County and funded by local Orange County water agencies. There are many ways to got involved with this program,you ran join one or all of Weml High School Student Action Program Inside the Outdoors will work with selected high schools to a develop a water conservation project..it present a campus wide fair/expo W educate sladenls about current water issues. The goal is to susli in long-term water awareness,water conservation practices and behavior changes at your school and in your community. Students will design and implement a call to action public awareness water conservation campaign designed to engage their classmates Inside the Outdoors will educate and mentor students on local water issues Inside the Outdoors,and the students,will work together to design a campus wide water fair/expo that will include inferacl!ve water education exhibits and gather water conservation pledges Irem their peers Most sotWole for this project will be determined by the local water districts. 11 you school Is interested,call our once M potential opportunities al?14-?08-3885. Teacher Training Our trainings have been completed for the School year. More details will be posted once the next training is available. Additional Resources for Teachers and Students i ................................................................................................................................................................ ®2008Inside the Outdoors.All rights reserved. 200 Kalmus Drive.Costa Mesa.CA 92628 L Phone.(714)708-3885 Fax:(714)649-0162 Email:insitleWeoultloors�oWeus � hllp://ito.actle.us/Programs/rravelingScienlisVPages/High-SMwl.aspx 1/1 dft 2017-2018 Grant Application forff oP °. �� Scientists of the Sewers VFhr Of eh,4 Limited grants are available for Inside the Outdoors®programs! The grant will provide full funding for a High School Traveling Scientist program and a Field Trip to the Orange County Sanitation District. Some limited funding may be available for transportation. If your school is selected you will be registered for your programs based on the dates listed on your application and program availability. This grant is limited to schools in the Orange County Sanitation District. Section One:Required School Information School: District: Phone: Your Name: Email Address: Other Participating Teachers Entails: Principal or Vice Principal: Section Two:Date and Day of I rsit Which days of the week CAN your school participate? M T W TH F Contract Grade Number of ❑ Level Check all weeks that you CAN attend students" (Availability subject to change) ❑09/26-09/29 ❑01/04-01/05 Field Trips are coordinated through the Orange ❑ 10/02- 10/06 ❑01/08-01/12 ❑10/09- 10/13 ❑01/16-01/19 County Sanitation District. Additional Field Trip ❑10/16- 10/20 ❑01/22-01/26 registration information will be provided if your ❑ 10123- 10/27 ❑01/29-02/02 ❑10/30- 11/03 ❑02/05-02/09 school has been approved for the grant. ❑11/06- 11/09 ❑02/13-02/16 ❑11/13 - 11/17 ❑02/20-02/23 ❑11/20- 11/21 ❑02/26-03/02 Would you like to apply for funding to be reimbursed ❑I1/27- 12/01 ❑03/05-03/09 for our trans ortation costs? ❑12/04- 12108 ❑03/12-03/16 LYes LJNo ❑12/11 - 12/15 ❑03/19-03/23 ❑12/18- 12-20 ❑03/26-03/30 If yes,what are your estimated bus costs? Considerations: • Refer to the district/school master calendar to avoid scheduline conflicts with year-round cycles,district-wide testin . Open House,conferences.winter/snrhm break school holidays.InscritmS.or special events • Schools arc scheduled on a first come,first serve basis. • Estimate the number of students,this number will be used on your contract initiated with your school/district. Remember to include Special Education students. • Check for availability of transportation. • Cancellations and adjusted enrollment numbers require written notice of at least 20 business days prior to participation. If another school cannot be found for the open date,your school will be billed for 90^/of your contacted enrollment. To Apply: 1. Fax to(714)662-8716 or 2.Interdistrict Mail to Inside the Outdoors/OCDE 094 or 3.email to ITOgrants@ocde.us O,NOf CO hs Traveling Scientist Drip Drop a Grant for 2017-2018 Limited grants are available for full funding of Inside the Outdoors®Drip Drop Traveling Scientist program including the cost of mileage! This grant is limited to schools in Orange County Sanitation District service area. If your school is selected you will be registered for your program based on the dates listed on your application and program availability. Section One.Required School inforamtion School: District: Phone: Your Name: Email Address: Other Panicipating Teachers Emails: Principal or Vice Principal: Section Two:Date and Day of Pink Which days of the week CAN your school participate? M T W TH F Contract Grade Check all weeks that you CAN attend Number of Level (Availability subject to change) Students 0 09/26-09/29 ❑01/04-01/05 ❑10/02- 10/06 ❑01/08-01/12 ❑10/09- 10/13 ❑01/16-01/19 ❑10/16- 10/20 ❑01/22-01/26 Drip Drop Curriculum ❑10/23- 10/27 ❑01/29-02/02 ❑10/30- I1/03 ❑02/05-02/09 Through hands-on activities,students will review the water cycle and team about aquifers, ❑I1/06- I1/09 ❑02/13-02/16 watersheds, and the impact humans have to our ❑I1/13- 11/17 ❑02/20-02/23 local waterways. Students will pledge to conserve ❑1I/20- 11/21 ❑02/26-03/02 water in their neighborhoods. ❑11/27- 12/01 ❑12/04- 12/08 This program supports NGSS 5th Grade Earth ❑12/11 - 12/15 Science(S-ESS24, S-EES2-2,and 5-EES2-3). ❑12/18- 12-20 Considerations: • Refer to the dtslrtcl/school master calendar to avoid schedutinn conflicts with year-round cycles,district-wide testing. Open Rouse,conferences. ' chool holidays.insenices orspecial events. • Schools arc scheduled on a first cone,first serve basis. • Estimate the number of students,this number will be used on your contract initiated with your school/district. Remember to include Special Education students. • Cancellations and adjusted enrollment numbers require written notice of at least 20 business days prior to participation. If another school cannot be found for the open date,you school will be billed for 90%of your connected enrollment. To Apply: 1.Fax to(714)662-8716 or 2. Interdistrict Mail to Inside the Outdoors/OCDE#94 or 3.email to ITOgrants@ocde.us Inside the Outdoors Fees for 2016-2017 Programs support California state standards, including Common Core State Standards, Science and/or Social Science Content Standards q Field 'Nips Cost to Full Cost of 2 hour Programs School Program Kindergarten-Ecosystem Extravaganza Shipley Nature Center or Mt. San Antonio College $8.00 $25.50 First Grade-Ecosystem Extravaganza Shipley Nature Center or Mt. San Antonio College $8.00 $25.50 Second Grade-Ecosystem Extravaganza Shipley Nature Center or Mt. San Antonio College $8.00 $25.50 - Second and Third Grade Wild Wetlands and Santiago Oaks $15.00 $25.50 Third Grade Aliso Watershed or Chino Hills $15.00 $25.50 Third Grade-Gabrielifio Walk Shipley Nature Center or Mt. San Antonio College $8.00 $25.50 Fourth Grade-Native American Program Shipley Nature Center or Mt. San Antonio College $8.00 $25.50 Fourth Grade-Investigating Ecosystems Irvine Regional Park $15.00 $25.50 Fifth Grade-Investigating Ecosystems Rancho Sofiado, Santiago Oaks $15.00 $25.50 3 hour Programs Third and Fourth Grade Key Ranch(Site closed until further notice.) $17.00 $35.00 Helena Modjeska House $17.00 $35.00 Full Day (5.5 hour) Programs Fourth Grade Irvine Regional Park,Upper Newport Bay $34.00 $70.00 Fifth and Sixth Grade Crystal Cove, Modjeska Canyon, Rancho Sofiado $34.00 $70.00 Traveling Scientist Programs Traveling Scientist Fee: $390.00 for up to 60 students and$6.50 for each additional student (Full cost: $8.00 per student) Additional Birds of Prey Fee: $60.00 for up to 60 students and$1.00 for each additional student (Full cost: additional$1.50 per student) Assembly Fee: $390.00 for first assembly and$70.00 for each additional assembly in the same day Amazing Animals and Science Night Presentations Birds of Prey Assembly: $450.00 for first assembly and$70.00 for each additional assembly in the same day Traveling Scientist Programs have a daily mileage fee. Additional Grant Opportunities available: visit www.insidetheoutdoors.org or call(714) 708-3885.