Green Design in Action:
Bringing the Academic, Financial and Health Benefits of Green Design to Your School

Event Details
Date	Tues., Nov. 6, 2007
Time	12:30 - 1:45 p.m.
Location	DuPage Regional Office of Education Professional Development Center: 1519 S. Grace Street Lombard, IL map
Parking	Free parking available at the Professional Development Center
Cost	$15 (includes lunch) *fee waivers available
Registration	Register online or call (312) 419-1810.

Anja Caldwell, the Green Building Program Manager for Montgomery County Public Schools and self-described "proud parent of the first LEED certified school in Maryland," will share her experiences and insight on ways that all schools can benefit from green changes and ideas.

Caldwell's work developing the LEED certified Great Seneca School has earned national attention and has positioned her as a voice for parents, school leaders and design professionals throughout the country who work to bring smart environmental stewardship to the design, maintenance and renovation of schools.

"It’s one thing to know that we did good work with our energy conservation, our indoor air quality, our environmentally responsible building materials," Caldwell said. "It’s another thing to see how that spirit transforms a community."

Join us to learn how you can bring this spirit – along with the academic and financial benefits that go with it – to your school community.

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Read an interview with Anja Caldwell in Healthy Schools »