Clean Air School Challenge
About the role
The Clean Air School Challenge (CASC) is an engagement, recognition, training, and technical assistance program funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and managed by the American Lung Association.
Responsibilities
- Foster awareness about indoor air pollution risks
- Provide education on indoor air quality
- Offer resources and solutions to schools
- Guide schools in developing and maintaining an energy efficient IAQ management plan
- Build capacity for schools to manage and implement those plans
Qualifications
The ideal candidate will have experience in environmental health, education, or related fields. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential.
Benefits
- Recognition for participating schools
- Technical assistance from the American Lung Association team
- Peer mentorship and learning cohorts
- Opportunities for mini-grants to support implementation
- Access to other Lung Association programs and services
Schedule
The schedule for CASC will be determined based on the needs of participating schools and the availability of the American Lung Association team. Mini-grant opportunities will be announced periodically throughout the year.
Pay
CASC does not offer financial compensation. However, participating schools may receive recognition and access to additional resources and services through the American Lung Association.
Contact Information
To learn more about the program and to sign up, visit the American Lung Association’s website.