OneWaterSF 2018 Initiatives | Page 24

Strengthening OneWaterSF Please 2018 Initiatives: Expanding the OneWaterSF Vision OneWaterSF Educator/School Education Program Starting in 2002, the SFPUC has been engaging with San Francisco students to educate them on the critical role they play in the resource cycle. Partnering with the San Francisco Department of the Environment and San Francisco Unified School District, this interagency collaboration has developed curriculum for students in Grades K-6 centered on resource conservation and watershed stewardship, administered field trips to water treatment plants and community gardens, and created teaching materials and learning sessions for teachers. To complement these efforts, this Initiative will support the development of curriculum to reach grades 8-12 that will highlight the shift in how we manage our resources and explore the OneWaterSF Vision and Guiding Principles. These lessons will be designed to foster exploration and development of career pathways in engineering and environmental design. This OneWaterSF Initiative will demonstrate how the City is dedicated to reinvesting in the future workforce and helping students connect to meaningful careers. OneWaterSF in the Field 22 As we continue implementation of OneWaterSF, we want to ensure that the OneWaterSF Vision and Guiding Principles reach all our employees, located in San Francisco and beyond. The primary goal of this Initiative is to raise awareness of OneWaterSF concepts throughout the SFPUC and help staff identify how their work is contributing to the success of OneWaterSF. OneWaterSF in the Field will deliver the Vision and framework of the program to SFPUC staff through a series of roadshows and listening campaigns. Representatives from the OneWaterSF team will gather feedback about current projects underway that align with the OneWaterSF Guiding Principles and identify champions across all Enterprises and Bureaus who can serve as advocates of OneWaterSF. This Initiative will ensure the continued growth of OneWaterSF while showcasing project successes for the agency.