Recycling Program for at Offering at least one teaching Participating in activities Adopting an endangered or least 2: unit on alternative energy promoting the health of the threatened species and Office Paper Great Lakes watershed publicizing the activity. Plastic Using alternative energy, Hosting an environmental or Metal Cans renewable fuels, or Offering a teaching unit on energy speaker, event or field Printer Cartridges specialized energy-efficient environmental issues facing trip. Newspapers and technology in school this state Establishing a student Magazines operations organization that participates Cell Phones Establishing or maintaining a in environmental activities Cardboard Implementing a school natural Michigan garden Observing earth day by Fabric and Clothing energy-saving program project with native plants participating in an earth day Compact Disks and event in April Digital Video Games Performing energy audits at Establishing or maintaining Maintaining an updated Glass student homes and educating an animal habitat project bulletin or kiosk with student families and the information on Composting Food and community Participating in a local environmental concerns and Organic Wastes community environmental the school’s actions in Taking part in a project or issue by activities such as addressing those concerns Waste-free Lunch Program event to promote improved letter-writing, raising funds, Establishing an eco-reading vehicle fuel efficiency or community outreach program Updating the school’s media Implementing a policy to buy Sponsoring an alternative Other: center environmental recycled, biodegradable, energy presentation, project, materials locally produced, or less toxic or event Other: Visiting internet sites that food and school supplies educate about the Other: Other: environment and support endangered ecosystems Other: Other: Other: Other: Other: Other: Other: ** School Administrator Must Sign Application. Please See Last Page. ***
Recycling Program for at least 2: Office Paper Plastic Metal Cans Printer Cartridges Newspapers and Magazines Cell Phones Cardboard Fabric and Clothing Compact Disks and Digital Video Games Glass Composting Food and Organic Wastes Waste-free Lunch Program Implementing a policy to buy recycled, biodegradable, locally produced, or less toxic food and school supplies Other: Other: Offering at least one teaching unit on alternative energy Using alternative energy, renewable fuels, or specialized energy-efficient technology in school operations Implementing a school energy-saving program Performing energy audits at student homes and educating student families and the community Taking part in a project or event to promote improved vehicle fuel efficiency Sponsoring an alternative energy presentation, project, or event Other: Other: Other: Participating in activities promoting the health of the Great Lakes watershed Offering a teaching unit on environmental issues facing this state Establishing or maintaining a natural Michigan garden project with native plants Establishing or maintaining an animal habitat project Participating in a local community environmental issue by activities such as letter-writing, raising funds, or community outreach Other: Other: Other: Adopting an endangered or threatened species and publicizing the activity. Hosting an environmental or energy speaker, event or field trip. Establishing a student organization that participates in environmental activities Observing earth day by participating in an earth day event in April Maintaining an updated bulletin or kiosk with information on environmental concerns and the school’s actions in addressing those concerns Establishing an eco-reading program Updating the school’s media center environmental materials Visiting internet sites that educate about the environment and support endangered ecosystems Other: Other: Other: ** School Administrator Must Sign Application. Please See Last Page. ***