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Fall 2019 <br />Vero Beach Elementary: 70%-93% <br />Citrus Elementary: 67%-97% <br />Glendale Elementary: 75%-96% <br />Indian River Academy: 71%-97% <br />This is up from the previous Spring 2019 semester which showed an increase from 66.75% to 90.75% for the four <br />schools. <br />Spring 2019: <br />Vero Beach Elementary: 75%-96% <br />Citrus Elementary: 71%-96% <br />Glendale Elementary: 67%-87% <br />Indian River Academy: 54%-84% <br />We were not able to collect post survey scores for the Spring 2020 semester due to the sudden canceling of <br />schools. <br />Outcome #2: Junior Guide/Leadership and Adventure Camp training: 6th -12th grade: Provide holiday and <br />weekend outdoor learning opportunities to middle and high school students, provide training and conservation <br />stewardship, encourage teens to make healthy lifestyle choices, to appreciate the natural environment through <br />outdoor adventure and exploration. <br />Result: We were not able to provide Spring Break Camp (which would have been in March 2020) or Summer <br />Camps (June -July 2020) which target 6 -12th graders due to COVID-19. We did continue with our Nature Club <br />which targets 6-81 graders including one student in 9th grade and two in 5th grade. Nature Club occurs one <br />Saturday a month throughout the school year. Nature Club ran from September 2019 through March 2020 and <br />had 12 students participate. Nature Club was cut short for the semester because of COVID-19 and ended in <br />March 2020 instead of the May 2020. <br />Breakdown of Nature Club Participants: <br />9th graders -1 student <br />8th graders- 3 students <br />7th graders- 6 students <br />6th graders- 2 students <br />Outcome #3: Boosting direct parental involvement: Invite parents/guardians/family members to Free Audubon <br />Family Events with the goal of helping them feel comfortable outdoors and encouraging them to play outside <br />and explore together as a family. Educating parents on Nature Deficit Disorder and providing them information <br />on places and activities to take their families in the outdoors. <br />Result: Around 146 parents/guardians, with a total of over 200 participants not including the Audubon <br />Advocates attended the December 2019 graduation events. Due to the circumstances, we were not able to <br />provide graduation ceremonies for the students and families of Spring 2020. However, we put together a <br />graduation packet for each student that was distributed by the teachers at the four schools. The packet included <br />a good-bye letter, graduation certificate, water bottle, and two nature photographs that the studetf took with <br />