Cobble Hill school leads charge in recycling
A Cobble Hill school is leading the charge in recycling. Seventh and eighth-graders at the School for International Studies are learning about how to help the environment and are reusing 55 percent
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May 16, 2012, 2:42 PM
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A Cobble Hill school is leading the charge in recycling.
Seventh and eighth-graders at the School for International Studies are learning about how to help the environment and are reusing 55 percent of their paper.
The school formed a "green team" two years ago and was chosen by the Department of Education (DOE) to be a recycling champion school through the nonprofit program Grow NYC.
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