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DCPS Recycles ! 2014-2015 All Staff Introduction

DCPS Recycles ! 2014-2015 All Staff Introduction. Updated August 5, 2014. The DCPS Recycles! Program aims to:. Fulfill legal requirements Improve building operations Reduce waste of money and natural resources Achieve the SustainableDC target of zero waste by 2032

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DCPS Recycles ! 2014-2015 All Staff Introduction

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  1. DCPS Recycles! 2014-2015All Staff Introduction Updated August 5, 2014

  2. The DCPS Recycles! Program aims to: • Fulfill legal requirements • Improve building operations • Reduce waste of money and natural resources • Achieve the SustainableDC target of zero waste by 2032 • Teach DCPS students values and skills for a sustainable 21st century

  3. Our goal is to sort all our waste properly so as much as possible can be composted or recycled instead of sent to a landfill or incinerator!

  4. Everyone is expected to participate! Teachers: Use classroom bins for paper only, as labeled! *if bins or labels are missing please contact [head custodian]

  5. Custodial staff are responsible for collection, not sorting • Custodial staff are responsible for collecting waste into the correct outdoor containers for pick up. • Custodial staff are NOT expected to sort waste that has been improperly sorted by staff or students. • When someone puts trash in a recycling bin, everything in the bin becomes trash. • Please help the custodial staff by sorting properly. Paper recyclables Organics Mixed recyclables Trash

  6. Coming soon: Organics recycling! • More than 75% of DCPS cafeteria waste is compostable or recyclable. • Our school will begin recycling food waste in the cafeteria on [insert date here] • All staff are expected to set a good example for students by using the right bins. • Please let [name of cafeteria lead] know if you are interested in supporting the program!

  7. Cafeteria Sorting Cheat Sheet

  8. Anyone can advocate! • Please let [ insert head custodian name and delegate name] know if you have questions or ideas ! • DGS Contact: Beth Gingold, Schools Conservation Coordinator, beth.gingold@dc.gov, 202-727-3587

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