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FALL 2019
Final Report
Grades of Green Eco-Leaders really wowed us during last fall's 2019 Water Campaign! Each of our passionate student teams reached an average of 1,457 students and community members, spreading eco-awareness and transformative solutions to local environmental issues around the globe. That's an increase of 77% over the Fall 2018 Water Campaign!
Explore the report on the 2019 Water Campaign to learn all about the incredible students that changed their world for the greener! Here are a few metrics from the report to highlight our Eco-Leaders' astounding impact!
- Teams' advocacy messages reached 26,095 community members
- Saved 212,679 gallons of water
- Diverted 128,635+ plastic items from entering the waste stream
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Grand View Elementary
Featured on Spectrum 1 News!
The AMAZING students at Grand View Elementary were highlighted by Spectrum 1 News! The segment features Grand View's current 2020 Waste Campaign team and also the school's incredible trash sorting efforts. Grand View's innovative trash sorting system was actually put in place nearly 10 years ago by Grades of Green's first student team and it's still going strong today! We're so proud to show off these Eco-Leaders' dedication to the environment.
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Grades of Green Updates
Mary Bragg Featured in News
Mary Bragg Elementary's Green Team was a semi-finalist in last fall's Water Campaign. Their team changed how their school interacted with single-use plastics and was featured in their local paper.
NY Recycling Center Tour
Grades of Green was invited to SIMS recycling center in NYC to learn about NY's recycling system! Remember that reducing waste and reusing waste should come before recycling!
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El Segundo, CA 90245
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