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 | PEAK San Diego is happy to be working with a variety of community partners to bring exciting opportunities to teachers, students and community members. Click on the title to learn more about each partnership.
American Water
Carlsbad Flower Fields
City of Chula Vista
Encinitas Union School District
San Diego County’s Department of Parks and Recreation’s Lakeside and Spring Valley Community Centers
 Bring water conservation education to your school! With generous support from American Water, PEAK staff can now train educators on and provide materials for the exciting water-electricity connections lesson. This opportunity is available in select areas through December 2011. Contact Alyssa Austin at AAustin@energycoalition.org or (858) 531-9124 to learn more! [Back to Top]  The Investigative Program for 3rd-5th graders now features an exploration of the relationship between electricity and water at the exciting PEAK Exhibit! To participate, contact Joni Miringoff at joni@carltas.com or (760) 930-9123 ext. 118. [Back to Top]
Our collaboration with the City of Chula Vista seeks to increase both awareness of and participation in energy efficiency efforts in the community. These family-focused events provide participants with the opportunity to learn about smart energy management, hear about the City’s energy projects and upgrades, and discover ways to save energy at home. For information about upcoming events, contact Ella Grossberg at EGrossberg@energycoaltion.org or (858) 208-7014.
[Back to Top]  The mission of Kilowatts Count is to generate sustained energy savings at each participating school. Under the guidance of a Green Coordinator, youth energy leaders examine energy use at their schools, determine areas of energy waste, pledge to reduce electric utility usage by 10%, design and implement an energy saving program that includes taking action to reduce energy use at school and educating community members. For more information about the program, contact Ella Grossberg at EGrossberg@energycoalition.org or (858) 208-7014. [Back to Top]
 Energy Saving Adventures at San Diego County’s Department of Parks and Recreation’s Lakeside and Spring Valley Community Centers
Students are welcome to visit the centers after school for a period of four hours. During this time, students explore why saving energy is important and are engaged in a variety of afterschool activities that have an environmental theme. The centers provide students with a safe environment reminiscent of a living room setting where they can explore energy topics through hands-on activities in small groups. To learn more, contact Chad Wilson at Chad.Wilson@sdcounty.ca.gov or (858) 966-1328.
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