Paul Chapman
Paul Chapman is the Executive Director of Inverness Associates, an educational consulting group that supports schools in sustainability, global education, strategic planning, and leadership development. He is especially interested in promoting green schools that embrace environmental sustainability in their facilities, operations and programs. Since 2010 he has served as a visiting scholar at Stanford University and UC Berkeley. He has also published two books, Greening America’s Schools and Greening America’s Schools 2.0 (NAIS 2012, 2013), which tell the stories of over 100 public and private model green schools across the country. He is the author of Environmental Education and Sustainability in American Independent Schools and Growing Connections: California Private Schools and Informal Environmental Education (2013). Previously, Paul served as Head of School at the Head-Royce School in Oakland, CA, and before that as Assistant Head at San Francisco University High School. Currently he serves on a number of boards including Chabot Space and Science Center and the Prospect Sierra School. Furthermore, he heads the California private school selection process for the Green Ribbon Schools Program. He lives in Berkeley and enjoys reading, fishing, traveling and hiking with his Golden Retriever.
Paul Chapman is the Executive Director of Inverness Associates, an educational consulting group that supports schools in sustainability, global education, strategic planning, and leadership development. He is especially interested in promoting green schools that embrace environmental sustainability in their facilities, operations and programs. Since 2010 he has served as a visiting scholar at Stanford University and UC Berkeley. He has also published two books, Greening America’s Schools and Greening America’s Schools 2.0 (NAIS 2012, 2013), which tell the stories of over 100 public and private model green schools across the country. He is the author of Environmental Education and Sustainability in American Independent Schools and Growing Connections: California Private Schools and Informal Environmental Education (2013). Previously, Paul served as Head of School at the Head-Royce School in Oakland, CA, and before that as Assistant Head at San Francisco University High School. Currently he serves on a number of boards including Chabot Space and Science Center and the Prospect Sierra School. Furthermore, he heads the California private school selection process for the Green Ribbon Schools Program. He lives in Berkeley and enjoys reading, fishing, traveling and hiking with his Golden Retriever.
