The sustainability program at RE continues to shine at Ransom Everglades because of our shared commitment to creating a greener future.
Our effort and intention grows each year, and with it, our students’ participation in co-creating a more sustainable environment on campus and beyond. The entire Ransom Everglades community works together to support a variety of sustainable initiatives from Earth Month celebrations and the RE Climate Symposium to the reuse and upcycling of everyday products to exploring alternative energy sources.
Middle School
1️⃣ The Dell: The middle school Green Team works on a variety of projects including tower gardens, campus gardens, rain barrels, recycling/waste reduction, composting, climate action, eco-education, and much more
2️⃣ Stamps Family Science Building: The team also plans events for the middle school community including coastal cleanups, Earth Week and the annual RE Climate Symposium
3️⃣ Breakthrough Miami Office in the World Languages Building: Hosted the third annual Breakthrough Miami x Ransom Everglades Day on the Bay where Breakthrough Miami 5th-grade students were paired with RE 8th-grade students for an environmental day to learn about Miami's environment through a mangrove cleanup and beach seining at a nearby island.
Upper School
1️⃣ Fernandez STEM Center: Hundreds of student projects, most from sixth graders, filled the Fernandez STEM Center for the RE Climate Symposium, relaying important climate lessons to the many parents, teachers, fellow students and other guests in attendance (Read more)
2️⃣ Lewis Family Auditorium: Ron Magill, a wildlife photographer and Goodwill Ambassador for Zoo Miami, helped Ransom Everglades launch its celebration of Earth Month (Read more)
3️⃣ Biscayne Bay: Students in the Biology and Ecology of Sharks elective course participated in shark tagging excursions with scientists and graduate students from the University of Miami (Read more)
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The sustainability program at RE continues to shine at Ransom Everglades because of our shared commitment to creating a greener future.
Middle School: 1. The Dell: The middle school Green Team works on a variety of projects 2. Stamps Family Science Building: The team also plans events for the middle school community including coastal cleanups, Earth Week and the annual RE Climate Symposium 3. Breakthrough Miami Office in the World Languages Building: Hosted the third annual Breakthrough Miami x Ransom Everglades Day on the Bay
Upper School: 1. Fernandez STEM Center: Hundreds of student projects, most from sixth graders, filled the Fernandez STEM Center for the RE Climate Symposium 2. Lewis Family Auditorium: Ron Magill, a wildlife photographer and Goodwill Ambassador for Zoo Miami, helped Ransom Everglades launch its celebration of Earth Month 3. Biscayne Bay: Students in the Biology and Ecology of Sharks elective course participated in shark tagging excursions
Founded in 1903, Ransom Everglades School is a coeducational, college preparatory day school for grades 6 - 12 located on two campuses in Coconut Grove, Florida. Ransom Everglades School produces graduates who "believe that they are in the world not so much for what they can get out of it as for what they can put into it." The school provides rigorous college preparation that promotes the student's sense of identity, community, personal integrity and values for a productive and satisfying life, and prepares the student to lead and to contribute to society.