In this episode of Kids First, host Keven Cohen and Dr. Perry Mills welcome Allie Purvis, Environmental Education Instructor at Cape Romain Environmental Education Charter School (CREECS). Allie shares how this unique charter school immerses students in hands-on learning experiences, connecting them with the natural world through outdoor exploration, environmental science, and real-world conservation projects.
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Located in McClellanville, CREECS serves students from 4K through 8th grade, emphasizing small class sizes, a tight-knit community, and a curriculum deeply rooted in the surrounding ecosystems. From kayaking in local creeks to tending school farm animals, students gain a unique education that fosters a lifelong appreciation for the environment. The school’s partnerships with local scientists, shrimpers, and wildlife conservationists further enrich learning, giving students real-world connections to their studies.
Tune in to learn how CREECS is shaping the next generation of environmental stewards and why its students graduate with not just knowledge but hands-on experience in sustainability and conservation.
🔗 Learn more: https://creecs.org/
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