As residents of the towns of Ayer and Shirley, we support recycling programs in our local schools as a means of reducing waste and disposal costs across the regional school district and maximizing resource conservation. We feel it's important that our regional schools be places where students -- as future stewards of our community -- see and participate in recycling as a way of life.
I have been in contact with members of the school administration to discuss how we might integrate robust recycling practices into our current waste management strategy. The feedback from our community remains steady and suggests a genuine desire for our schools to lead by example in sustainability.
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Tom Meyer
13 years ago
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YES. save the towns some money and help the planet at the same time. no brainer.
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Karen Townsend
13 years ago
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So much waste goes into the trash daily at the high school. It really needs to change before the end of the year.
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Mike Newman
13 years ago
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Its 2018 people. why are we still throwing everything in the trash? get the bins in the schools already.
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Brenda Collins
13 years ago
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Honestly embarassing that this wasnt a priority years ago. Teach the kids to take care of things.
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Sarah Santana
13 years ago
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My kids come home asking why we dont have recycling at their school like we do at home. Makes no sense.
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Jason Ramos
13 years ago
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About time. Need to hold our district to a higher standard.
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As residents of the towns of Ayer and Shirley, we support recycling programs in our local schools as a means of reducing waste and disposal costs across the regional school district and maximizing resource conservation. We feel it's important that our regional schools be places where students -- as future stewards of our community -- see and participate in recycling as a way of life.
I have been in contact with members of the school administration to discuss how we might integrate robust recycling practices into our current waste management strategy. The feedback from our community remains steady and suggests a genuine desire for our schools to lead by example in sustainability.
6 Comments
T
Tom Meyer
13 years ago
Featured
YES. save the towns some money and help the planet at the same time. no brainer.
K
Karen Townsend
13 years ago
Featured
So much waste goes into the trash daily at the high school. It really needs to change before the end of the year.
M
Mike Newman
13 years ago
Featured
Its 2018 people. why are we still throwing everything in the trash? get the bins in the schools already.
B
Brenda Collins
13 years ago
Featured
Honestly embarassing that this wasnt a priority years ago. Teach the kids to take care of things.
S
Sarah Santana
13 years ago
Featured
My kids come home asking why we dont have recycling at their school like we do at home. Makes no sense.
J
Jason Ramos
13 years ago
Featured
About time. Need to hold our district to a higher standard.
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YES. save the towns some money and help the planet at the same time. no brainer.