10/01/2026
Learning by doing! MS2TC in Warren, MI, uses the Eco-Schools framework to support their 7th Grade Science Habitat Project. Their action plan puts students in the field— mapping habitats, boosting biodiversity, testing water quality, and designing sustainablespaces. Along the way, students build leadership, collaboration, and real-world STEAM skills while making a meaningful impact in their community. With support from the Clinton River Watershed Council, Michigan DNR, and returning GM Mentor Elizabeth Donoghue, students are connecting classroom learning to environmental action—and exploring pathways toward future STEAM careers.
At MS2TC, the 7th Grade Science Habitat Project gives students hand...