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The Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education (CAEE) awarded Stacy Wolff, Flagstaff Academy Charter School elementary science teacher, with the Outstanding Environmental Educator Award at the 26th Annual Excellence in Environmental Education Awards Celebration. The award recognizes the exceptional contributions made by Ms. Wolff to her community in environmental education.

Flagstaff Academy is a huge supporter of The Pulsera Project and the amazing work they do. Last year, Flagstaff students raised $6,250 by selling pulseras. Thank you to the U.S. Pulsera team for your thoughtful letter and hand-carved maracas. We will cherish them always.

Flagstaff Academy middle schoolers participated in a Maji Safi Group Water Walk as part of this month's service project. Funds raised will help health care facilities in the Mara Region of Tanzania improve their water, sanitation, and hygiene conditions.

Today Flagstaff Academy first graders released praying mantis nymphs in the greenhouse. Students learned about the mantis egg case, called an ootheca, and that mantis are carnivores that will feast on insects and pests that harm greenhouse crops.