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Santa Rosa City Schools Board Speaks Up for Climate Action---Thank You!

2/28/2018

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Thank you SRCS Board for passing a Commitment to Climate Change Action Resolution!


On Wednesday, 2.28.17 Santa Rosa City Schools became the 5th local school board to speak up for climate action in just 3 months. Sonoma County school board members are blazing a trail for school boards and school communities across the country. They are the 7th northern California school board to pass climate change resolutions since October. 

School communities across the country----90,000 school board members, 3 million teachers, and 10's of millions of students and their families, can speak up for federal climate action to protect current and future students. Our organized, respectful, non-partisan, and patriotic call for federal climate action can break the logjam in DC. Republicans and Democrats can pass fair, effective, and common-sense climate policies. 

Thank you Trustees Klose, Carle, Fong, Pugh, Kristof, Anderson, Sheffield and Mott, as well as Superintendent Kitamura!

Here is a link to statements by Schools for Climate Action before the Santa Rosa City Schools' Board:
Beth Mathews
Celeste Palmer
Park Guthrie

Santa Rosa Commitment to Climate Action Resolution #2017/18-034
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We are having technical difficulties. In some video clips the discussion of the resolution starts at 3:00:03. In other video clips it starts at 3:10:00 or 3:15:00. Schools for Climate Action SRCS Team Leader and Citizens' Climate Lobby Volunteer Beth Mathews, Celeste Palmer, Park Guthrie with a thoughtful intro from Board President Jenni Klose and thoughtful follow-up statements by several board members and the Superintendent. 
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2/27/2025 11:20:12 am

It's inspiring to see the Santa Rosa City Schools Board taking a stand for climate action! Educating and empowering students to advocate for sustainability is crucial for the future. Great work!

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    Kai Guthrie is a ninth grade student at Credo High in Rohnert Park, a Citizens' Climate Lobby volunteer, and one of the founders of Schools for Climate Action campaign.

    Park Guthrie is a teacher, parent, Citizens' Climate Lobby volunteer, and one of the founders of the Schools for Climate Action campaign. 

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  • Climate Action Resolutions
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      • CalSTRS Divestment
    • PTA's
    • Youth Organizations
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  • Pass a resolution
    • Step by Step Replication Guide
    • Log your resolution
  • Resources
  • Active Campaigns
    • State Campaign: Declare a Climate Emergency !
    • Protect Students from Toxic Wildfire Smoke
    • House Resolution for K-12 Climate Education
    • Support H.Res 975 Support Youth Mental Health amid the Climate Crisis
  • Fashion for Climate Action