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Hancock High School - Grade 11
 

Project Description
14 Students / 2 Teachers

PEAK (Partnering for the Environment & Academics in the Keweenaw)
Develop a new 2-credit interdisciplinary science & English class---PEAK (Partnering for the Environment & Academics in the Keweenaw) for juniors that meets for 2 hours, M-F, all year-long. The course engages students in designing & implementing projects that benefit the school, community and environment.

Teachers
(lead teacher in bold)

  • Brian Rajdl
  • John Sanregret-Principal
  • Stephen Smith

Community Partners

  • City of Hancock
  • Gratiot Lake Conservancy
  • Keweenaw Land Trust
  • Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment: Fisheries Division

Project Photos

 
PEAK students initiate and coordinate school-wide recycling program   PEAK students head out on a field trip.
     
 
PEAK students discuss plans for landscaping the front of Hancock High School    
     
 
     
     
 
     
     
 
     
     
 
     
     
   
     
     
 
 

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