Making sure students enjoy what they eat can do wonders for growing minds. It has always been the Chartwells promise for decades to proved customized solutions to support academic achievement at the highest levels. We practice a single-minded commitment to building strong bodies, sharp minds, and establishing the foundation for a long, healthy life. We call this Eat. Learn. Live
Remember to Recycle
Did you know that only one curbside recycling program existed in the United States 20 years ago.
Why should we recycle? Because recycling is a GREAT way to protect our Earth and its natural resources, it's easy and fun to do. Recycling is using old materials to create new ones and it's an easy way you can make a really big diffrence in your environment. Newspapers can be recycled into school notebooks, plastic bottles can become park benches and juice pouches can be turned into purses.
At the Public Schools of Petoskey we recycle paper, cardboard, tin, plastic bottles, glass and batteries. We have teamed up with the recycling programs that accept ink cartriges and juice boxes in order to be able to purchase items that are environmentally friendly for our school district. We use old magazines to make collages and other art projects. We are currently involved in composting our non-meat and dairy lunch waste at Lincoln Elementary School.
To learn more, visit the United States Environmental Protection Agency at www.epa.gov
To encourage your child to recycle visit Kids Recycle at http://www.kidsrecycle.org
Visit www.emmetcounty.org. Click on departments and then click on Recycling and Waste Service for more information regarding Emmet County Recycling
Why should we recycle? Because recycling is a GREAT way to protect our Earth and its natural resources, it's easy and fun to do. Recycling is using old materials to create new ones and it's an easy way you can make a really big diffrence in your environment. Newspapers can be recycled into school notebooks, plastic bottles can become park benches and juice pouches can be turned into purses.
At the Public Schools of Petoskey we recycle paper, cardboard, tin, plastic bottles, glass and batteries. We have teamed up with the recycling programs that accept ink cartriges and juice boxes in order to be able to purchase items that are environmentally friendly for our school district. We use old magazines to make collages and other art projects. We are currently involved in composting our non-meat and dairy lunch waste at Lincoln Elementary School.
To learn more, visit the United States Environmental Protection Agency at www.epa.gov
To encourage your child to recycle visit Kids Recycle at http://www.kidsrecycle.org
Visit www.emmetcounty.org. Click on departments and then click on Recycling and Waste Service for more information regarding Emmet County Recycling
