**MEDIA ADVISORY**
Howard-Suamico School District to Host Inspiring Assemblies Featuring Discovery Education’s Chief Spokesperson for Environmental Education Philippe Cousteau
-- Grandson of Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau visits district to share his passion for using the latest educational technologies to explore the world--
WHAT:
Students and educators at Howard-Suamico School District will meet Discovery Education’s Chief Spokesperson for Environmental Education, conservationist and educator Philippe Cousteau, when he visits the school system for two inspiring presentations for students on Tuesday, January 18. During his visit, Cousteau will address elementary and secondary students, sharing his inspirational personal story intermingled with tales from explorations around the globe. Cousteau’s presentation will promote academic excellence and encourage students to discover the wonder and mysteries of the natural world around them through the power of new educational technologies and digital content. Discovery Education, the leader in digital services for the classroom, is a division of Discovery Communications whose networks include Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and Science Channel.
Cousteau, Discovery Education, Howard-Suamico School District Superintendent Damian LaCroix and district educators share a commitment to engaging today’s students in all academic disciplines through the effective integration of educational technologies and dynamic digital content into school curricula. Recognizing that their core mission is to prepare students for the future, district officials are creating modern, dynamic, flexible learning environments that improve student academic achievement and develop productive, responsible, civic and globally minded adults who prosper and serve.
WHO:
Discovery Education’s Chief Spokesperson for Environmental Education Philippe Cousteau, Howard-Suamico School District Superintendent Damian LaCroix, Howard-Suamico School District educators and students, and representatives from Discovery Education.
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