St. Joseph Catholic Middle School’s Green Steps team hit the ground running this year with “Tap and Stack,” a program designed to decrease the volume of waste after lunch and recover some fruit and vegetable waste for composting. By stacking the lunch cups and trays, the team was able to reduce the number of full trash cans from 8 down to 3 during lunch periods last year.
Green Steps Mentor, Chenille Williams, helped Heathwood Hall students paint storm drains to remind everyone to keep everything but rain out of storm drains.
Older students at Christ Church Episcopal School teach younger students how to recycle.
River Bluff HS used grant money to install six drinking water refilling stations. Students will now be able to easily reduce the use of plastic bottles at their school.
iCivic students at Meadow Glen MS collect recycling every Friday and educate their classmates to “recycle right”
Meadow Glean ES art students painted and mounted wooden slats cut from an old window blind.
Students at the Barclay School learn from SCE & G how to audit energy use at their school.
Students learn how to plant a spring garden at Meadow Glen Middle School.
Students at Meadow Glen MS Compost to feed their garden
River Bluff HS students dry rosemary to make flavored oil.
