Education
Education
Water is vital to our environment, society, economy and ultimately our future. That's why SAWS Education stresses topics such as surface water, ground water, wastewater treatment and drinking water for students and residents – no matter their age. Students who participate in SAWS Education programs can formulate their own understanding of the importance of water in our community through our curriculum, activities and service-learning projects – all of which are free of charge to educators and students.
Not to worry, we didn't forget about the adults. There's a program tailored for them called The Rain to Drain Experience, an engaging community field trip that traces the water cycle from falling raindrops to, well, "after the flush."
Elementary
Saving water. It's not just for grown ups. Kids need to be water savers, too. It's a lot of fun, and you just need to be between the ages of four and 12.
Middle School
Learn more about our middle school program and the popular Student Water Investigator (SWI) component.
High School
Confluence is an innovative high school program that promotes science, water education and civic responsibility through service learning.
Rain to Drain Experience
Follow the water cycle from rain droplets to, well, "after the flush" during this day-long field trip for adults.
