Students then feed the dehydrated food waste to red wiggler worms to make compost.
Category Archives: Calendar/Deadline
Reduce Food Waste
Lower Richland High School teacher, Aaron Bulter, supervises students who place organic food waste in a dehydrator daily.
PreK Gardens
These PreK students learn about gardening.
Richland County Recycles Day
Bradley ES students learn why idling cars and busses endanger the air we breathe at the Richland Recycles Day Education Event May 2016.
Service Days
“Students participated in the Green Apple Day of Service at Dutch Fork Academy of Environmental Science.”
Check out these recyclers…
Second grade recyclers at Bradley ES
GS Blog
Meadow Glen Elementary shoe collection campaign for Keep the Midlands Beautiful this year and some of our GREEN TEAM RECYCLERS
While our team worked hard to promote collection, they were disappointed in only collecting 99 pairs of shoes. I reminded them that:
– that was 198 shoes that didn’t go into the landfill and
– they should focus on how to increase the number for next year. (They decided that next year, month’s in advance, they will begin using advertising teasers promoting the upcoming shoe drive.)
Cardboard egg cartons worked very well as pea seed starters, when placed into a saucer like container with about 1/8 inch of water. (More water = too soggy, no water= not soft enough to decompose when transplanted placed into soil, so those received pencil poked holes. My best guess is we have planted over 300 pea seeds.
Calendar
Calendar of Events/Deadlines
Breathe Better (Anti-Idling) Enroll now for the 2017-2018 school year to minimize idling at your school:http://www.scdhec.gov/Apps/Environment/B2BreatheBetter/Home/NewApplicant Note: Schools need to re-enroll each school year. Contact: Leslie Coolidge or Adey Olatosi <breathebetter@dhec.sc.gov> Also ask about the Air Quality Flag Program.
************************************************************************
GRANT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FALL
CHECK OUT ‘MY GREEN APPS’ – your destination for over 100 apps to help you understand and protect the environment. Click here to visit the US EPA My Green Apps site!
Blog post
Seaside Elementary, is one of six Horry County Schools with a new Commercial Compost Program
with SMART Recycling. Lunch room “left-overs” are now separated into recycling, compost and landfill trash.
Ocean Bay Middle School, a certified SC Green Step School, is also participating.
