Tennessee § 68-211-845 Promotion of education concerning solid waste management

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§ 68-211-845 — Promotion of education concerning solid waste management

Tennessee § 68-211-845

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 68-211-845 (2026).

Text

In order to promote education of children in grades kindergarten through twelve (K-12) concerning solid waste management, source reduction and recycling, the University of Tennessee Waste Management Research and Education Institute, in conjunction with the commissioner of environment and conservation, shall:

(1)Review, evaluate and publish a list of approved curriculum materials relative to solid waste management, source reduction and recycling;

(2)Sponsor workshops on the curriculum materials for educators;

(3)Provide in-service training for teachers on solid waste management, recycling and source reduction, environmental protection and conservation of materials; and (4) Establish peer assistance programs for teachers within a solid waste management region.

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In order to promote education of children in grades kindergarten through twelve (K-12) concerning solid waste management, source reduction and recycling, the University of Tennessee Waste Management Research and Education Institute, in conjunction with the commissioner of environment and conservation, shall: (1) Review, evaluate and publish a list of approved curriculum materials relative to solid waste management, source reduction and recycling; (2) Sponsor workshops on the curriculum materials for educators; (3) Provide in-service training for teachers on solid waste management, recycling and source reduction, environmental protection and conservation of materials; and (4) Establish peer assistance programs for teachers within a solid waste management region.