ESF in the High School is a school-college partnership program that enables qualified high school students to experience college-level course work and to understand the complex scientific and social perspectives behind news headlines.
The Environmental Summit is a research symposium designed to bring together a community of high school aged scientists to present and discuss their original research to their peers, college science faculty, graduate and undergraduate students.
The goals of National Science Foundation GK12 project are to enrich high school student science learning and engagement and to enhance teacher and graduate student professional development.
The Science Corps supports campus-based, in-school, workplace and field-based science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) learning and professional development experiences for middle and high school students and teachers.
ESF SCIENCE summer programs expose Syracuse middle school students to science and environmental education. Participants are involved in camps that emphasize urban ecology and urban ecosystems.
The Environmental Challenge is a science fair and career exploration opportunity designed especially for all Syracuse City School District seventh and eighth grade students.

K-12 Outreach

ESF is dedicated to supporting and partnering with K-12 educators and students through a variety of programs.

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Introduction to Green Entrepreneurship (ERE 296)
ESF Campus, Syracuse. Introduction to Green Entrepreneurship is a one-week 3 credit college course for rising high school seniors or recent (2009) high school graduates.
Sponsor: Outreach Office | Contact: Maura Harling Stefl, 315-470-6889