A little drizzle didn't stop the celebration as students, alums, leaf peepers and local groups celebrated the harvest season.
Sustainability
Sustainability at The Putney School is “a way of life." Consequently, many of the amazing things that regularly transpire here are not applauded as initiatives because they are simply part of the fabric of our daily experience. In other words, “It’s just what we do.” Every facet of The Putney School’s sustainability program in so intricately interconnected with the whole that it’s difficult to break it into discrete parts, but we can divide the overview of our sustainability program into three main components:
Campus |
Community |
Curriculum |
Those of you more visually oriented may prefer to view this Prezi, designed by Jocelyn Manns '14 during her senior year here, that captures the nature of our widespread sustainability initiatives:
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Anna '16 produced this Prezi about the sustainable nature of our Net-Zero, LEED Platinum Field House for Project Week:
The Putney School's assistant head of school and chief financial officer, Randy Smith, is presenting today with Vermont architect, Bill Maclay...
Architect Bill Maclay makes the case for net-zero architecture in a way that's being noticed...
Started in 1970, Earth Day is alive and well at The Putney School...
As you probably know by now, Peter Willcox '72, captain of the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise, spent several months in Russian prisons in Murmansk and St. Petersburg with his crew and two journalists when the ship was boarded by Russian commandos last September 19...
