2021-22 Green Schools Recognition Program Results
The Green Schools Recognition Program just wrapped up its sixth year! This program provides schools with a list of environmental activities to choose from and complete throughout the year. Each activity has a point value, and funds can be earned for reaching our green, greener, and greenest levels of achievement. We are thrilled to announce that over 160 green activities were completed from 12 schools for the 2021-22 school year!
Just a few examples of the activities include: growing and working in school gardens, participating in community litter clean ups, hosting energy and water saving campaigns, posting Sustainability Tips in school announcements, making t-shirt bags, and so much more! Through this program, LPS students were able to learn about the importance of environmental stewardship while participating in sustainability events that made them aware of how they can change their school and communities.
Congratulations to the schools receiving sustainability project funding:
Park Middle:
26 activities worth 220 points, receives $500 as top earning secondary school
Elliott Elementary:
37 activities worth 200 points, receives $500 as top earning elementary school
Mickle Middle:
29 activities worth 215 points, receives $200
East High:
25 activities worth 165 points, receives $100
Beattie Elementary:
16 activities worth 125 points, receives $100
Remote Learning Program:
16 activities worth 105 points, receives $50
Maxey Elementary:
10 activities worth 90 points, receives $50
And thank you to our other schools that participated in the program: Everett Elementary, Irving Middle, North Star High, Humann Elementary, and Schoo Middle.
Updated March 14, 2024