Discover how to start a food waste divertion program in schools, cut waste and costs, and boost sustainability with this guide.
The Gear and the Grind: What it Takes to Run a Food Scrap Diversion Program
In 2018, the North Andover Public School District was awarded a Sustainable Materials Recovery Program (SMRP) Municipal/Regional Grant from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP). The grant allowed the District to procure signage and other equipment needed to implement waste diversion sorting stations in cafeterias across the district. Today, the district diverts approximately 750 pounds of food scraps and compostable materials, as well as 100 pounds of liquids per day, totaling over 74 tons per year. […]
Protected: The Bromfield School’s Climate Conversations
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Green Team Program 2024-2025 Year-End Report
Discover the highlights of the 2024-2025 Green Team Program, administered by CET, which saw a 35% increase in participation and significant strides in waste reduction, recycling, and sustainability in over 441 schools across Massachusetts.
Ideas to Reduce Packaging Waste in Massachusetts Schools
Discover practical, low-cost ways for Massachusetts schools to reduce waste, save resources, and inspire students. From bulk supply orders to creative recycling projects, these sustainable classroom ideas help teachers build greener learning spaces all year long.
Schools in MA Recognized for their Environmental Work in the 2023-2024 School Year
Every year, teachers from across Massachusetts join The Green Team to integrate environmental education and actions with their students.
