Research question.
How do social pressures effect environmental education in school systems?
Questions:
1. Is their a link between social structures and the education we receive?
2. How closely if at all is geografic location linked to education?
3. If a school uses green energy does it make the student body more aware of environmental issues?

Interviews: I was thinking of starting with Don Laakman then trying to context the supper intended of other schools in the area of other levels such as the local high school.

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