Project SEE

Since 1970, Concord School District has made environmental education part of its curriculum. The Science and Environmental Education program is a direct complement to the district's elementary science curriculum, teaching not only science skills but life skills, social responsibility, and even the ABCs. Elementary grade-level programming takes place in classrooms, schoolyards and throughout the community. The White Farm outdoor laboratory and learning center on Clinton Street are special facilities operated by the environmental education program.

The program's goal is to provide Concord students with concrete "hands-on" science and environmental learning experiences and to develop scientific awareness and problem-solving skills.

You are welcome to visit White Farm at any time to explore the outdoors for yourself! Come hike, ski, bird-watch, or pull weeds in the garden!

White Farm is located on Clinton Street in Concord.
We hope to see you!

Contact Information

Pigeon, LuAnne
Business:	225-0811, ext. 7068
Email:	lpigeon@sau8.org
Address:	White Farm, 144 Clinton Street
	As coordinator of Concord School District's Project SEE, LuAnne Pigeon loves the opportunity to work with students and teachers. Whether it's exploring winter ecosystems on snowshoes or determining which simple machine will make the work seem easiest, her natural enthusiasm and curiosity support the scientific process of learning about our environment. LuAnne has adopted as her own a Jacques Cousteau quote passed on to her: "If they love it, they will save it." She believes the better children understand the world they live in, the better choices they can make for its safekeeping.

Bowser, Stephanie
Business:	225-0811, ext. 7071
Email:	sbowser@sau8.org
	Stephanie Bowser joined the Project SEE team in 2010. She graduated from Syracuse University with a BS in Biology. She has worked as a lake biologist for the NH Department of Environmental Services, where her focus was on teaching science to the public and in NH schools. As a mother and active district volunteer, Stephanie is excited to now share her love of science with Concord's children. "We will conserve only what we love. We will love only what we understand. We will understand only what we are taught."

Bolton, Melissa
Business:	225-0811, ext. 7071
Email:	mbolton@sau8.org
	Melissa joined the Project SEE team in 2015, and has enjoyed getting to know Concord's students. Melissa graduated from the University of New Hampshire with her BS in Wildlife Ecology. She has worked as an instructor at Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center for two summers, where her passion for environmental education bloomed. Melissa is excited to share her passion for environmental and science education with the Concord School District through Project SEE!

Bengtson, Sarah
Business:	225-0811, ext. 7071
Email:	sbengtson@sau8.org
	This is Sarah's fourth year teaching with Project SEE and for the Concord School District. Sarah graduated from Cairn University with a BS in Elementary Education. As a parent of four students in the district, Sarah has loved watching her children learn through Project SEE over the past eight years. She is thrilled to combine her love for teaching with her love for science. Sarah hopes to convey to each student that they matter and that this is an amazing world we live in!

Marcou, Richard
Business:	225-0811, ext. 7071
Email:	rmarcou@sau8.org
	Rich is excited to begin teaching at Project SEE for the 2018-19 school year. He has a BS from Framingham State in Biology. He is a retired science teacher having taught science at Keene Middle School for many years. Prior to that, he was a Conservation Officer for the State of NH Department of Fish and Game. Rich is looking forward to sharing his passion for science with the children in the Concord school district through Project SEE.

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