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Recycling at Central High School

by Karen Avrams
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Students Make a Difference : Recycling Comes to School
By Maria Lopez
Two ninth - grade , David Miller and Maya Chen , started a recycling program at Central High School that is changing how students about garbage and the environment .
Last year , they noticed their school threw everything into one big garbage . They decided to take action and talked to their principal about starting a program . The principal agreed to them .
David and Maya placed four different colored recycling bins around the . The blue bin is for paper , the green bin is for glass , the yellow bin is for aluminum cans and bottles , and the brown bin is for compost like waste and fruit peels .
They created posters and visited classrooms to students how to their garbage correctly . In three months , the school recycled over 225 of paper and 90 kilograms of glass .
The program has inspired other students to get involved . A group of tenth graders now helps empty the recycling bins each week , and some students have even started recycling at with their families .
" If we can do it , anyone , " Maya said proudly .

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