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End of Year FISD Participation Awards for Recycling
Here’s the list of winners for the 2010-2011 school year:
Most recycled material:
Elementary – Rogers Elementary (Wendy Stelly)
Middle – Fowler Middle (Tommy Hill)
High – Wakeland (Chrissy Might)
Tree Hugger Award (Least amount of paper used per student)
Elementary – Sem Elementary (Alicia Jahnke)
Secondary – Lone Star High (Bethany Birdwell)
Most recycled batteries – Sparks Elementary (Jill Thielges)
Most recycled plastic bags – Smith Elementary (Stephanie Fugina)
Most Clean It and Green It Volunteers – Tadlock Elementary (Doug Knoerr)
Rookie of the Year – Seth Williams, FISD Recycling Coordinator