Going green at Creekview Elementary

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Kris Kiahtipes and Rebecca Mason make a presentation on recycling to nearly 80 Kindergartners at Creekview Elementary last week. They did a fun spiel on reducing, reusing and recycling and then presented to the school some books that the Green Team had purchased on the subject. The students also got a Green Team sticker and a reusable shopping bag donated by Fresh Market. There is a plan to donate books on recycling to all the schools in the area.

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