Program Summary
Going Green
Online Social Networking
PCW hosted a best practices program at The Potomac School featuring two topics: Going Green and Online Social Networking.
Going Green included two presentations: one about sustainability practices in place at Madeira School and a second presentation from Sidwell Friends School about their new middle school building. The building is remarkable in that it was awarded LEED Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, making it the only K-12 school in the world, and the first building in Washington, D.C. to receive this distinction.
The following schools participated in the program and submitted one page summaries of the best practices at their schools. Copies of the submissions are available Request: parentscouncil@verizon.netParticipants: Burgundy Farm Country Day School, Georgetown Day School, Georgetown Preparatory School, Gonzaga College High School, Green Acres School, The Lab School of Washington, The Langley School, Madeira School, New School of Northern Virginia, The Potomac School, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School, St. Albans School, St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School, Sidwell Friends School
Social Networking
PCW hosted a best practices program at The Potomac School to discuss social networking issues in their schools. The following schools participated in the program and submitted one page summaries of the best practices at their schools. Copies of the submissions are available Request: parentscouncil@verizon.net
Participants: Burgundy Farm Country Day School, Georgetown Day School, Georgetown Preparatory School, Gonzaga College High School, Green Acres School, The Lab School of Washington, The Langley School, Madeira School, New School of Northern Virginia, The Potomac School, St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School, St. Albans School, St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day School, Sidwell Friends School
