Membership

The GSA Call To Action

Schools must be active participants in worldwide efforts to conserve energy and water resources, mitigate climate change, reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions and prepare global citizens to think and act in new and creative ways. No individual school or subset of schools can solve 21st century environmental and climate challenges alone. We must work together now to preserve our planet so that  future generations can thrive.

If You Are A School:

GSA Membership is open to ALL schools public and private, worldwide. Comprised of students, administrators, facility managers, business officers, faculty, staff and parents, GSA seeks to remove all obstacles for school participation. As a result, membership in the Green Schools Alliance is FREE TO SCHOOLS, based only on a commitment of environmental leadership.

If you are a High School Environmental Club:

Connect to other Clubs through the GSA Club Registry. Student Club Coordinators -- Faculty or High School Student Club Coordinators -- can register your Club, share your efforts, and learn about what other Clubs are doing and receive updates about student programs. 

If you are a School Sustainability Coordinator:

If you are an official or self-appointed School Sustainability Coordinator, and your school is not yet a GSA Member, you can still be part of the Network. Register through the GSA International Sustainability Coordinators Alliance (ISCA) to connect, share and learn with your peers. Also, find your GSA REGIONAL COORDINATORS >>

If you are an interested Individual (Parent or otherwise):

Whether or not you are affiliated with a school, you can still have a user account with the GSA. This will allow you to pose questions to our Experts, upload relevant Presentations and Videos, post content to our General Discussion Forum.  

Click the LOGIN on upper right and create a user!    

If you would like to be a Sponsor or Partner:

We welcome the opportunity to work with Corporate, NGO, Government and individual Partners to build a greater green school community.  More info >