The Water Education Foundation offers a variety of programs to
teach students, our future voters and leaders, and young
professionals about water.
Our yearlong Water Leaders program identifies up-and-coming
community leaders from diverse backgrounds, including members of
minority and ethnic communities, and educates them about water
issues.
The Water Education Foundation serves as the California
coordinator for Project WET (Water Education for Teachers), an
international K-12 program designed for formal and non-formal
educators.
Students in grades K-14 learn about the history,
geography and science of water, and the difficult decisions
surrounding this complex issue.
All Water Education Foundation classroom materials are
consistent with the standards of the California State
Frameworks for Science and History/Social Science and are
designed to correlate with grade-level teaching requirements.
