Middle and high school students participate in weekly activities to explore the outdoors, learn the truth about trash, and discover what's in our water. Activities are complimented with service projects. Students take action in their communities to mark storm drains, recycle, beautify their campuses, and restore creek and nature preserves while earning community service hours. As a Green Teen you can become eligible for a paid summer internship to mentor younger youth. 

• Youth ages 12 and up participate in weekly after-school activities to learn about water quality, gardening, recycling, alternative energy, and sound environmental practices.
• Students take ownership of their communities through service projects while earning community service hours.
• Field trips bring activities to life.
• Teen leaders become eligible for a paid summer internship to mentor youth at KAB's Green Stewards Camp. 

• Fulmore Middle School: Mondays, 3:30 - 5:15pm (meets in Portable A-6)
• LBJ High School: Tuesdays, 4:00 – 5:30pm (meets in cafeteria with Boys & Girls Club)
• Akins High School: Mondays, 4:30 – 6:00pm (meets in rm 262)
• Travis High School: Wednesdays, 4:30 – 6:00pm (meets in rm 501)
• Martin Middle School: Thursdays, 3:45- 6:00pm (meets in rm 128)
• Ann Richards School for Young Women: Thursdays, 4:25 - 5:55pm (meets in rm 229 in partnership with Boys & Girls Club

• Youth - see schedule above to join sessions taking place on your campus
• Teachers - contact the KAB education team via email or at 512.391.0617 x901 to bring Green Teens to your campus

• "I liked how the program was very hands-on and educated children about various subjects including healthy eating, composting, gardening and insect life."
• "Thanks again for everything you guys have done for us at Bedichek. It is much appreciated."
• " The apprenticeship offered the kids many realistic applications of how to 'green' their own lives and involved their families in real ways by having kids provide samples and take information back to their parents and siblings."
• "Energy level of the instructor and instructional materials is great."

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