Go Green School of the Week:
Westmount Elementary School Strathmore, Alberta, Canada
Week of October 13, 2008 |
Westmount Students Get Down & Dirty
Students at Westmount Elementary School in the rural town of Strathmore in Alberta, Canada aren't shy about getting their hands dirty when they get down to the business of going green. The school's green team has rolled up its sleeves to pick up litter on campus and collect trash from a local lake.
Westmount students are eager to tackle any project that helps keep their community clean or furthers their knowledge of how to go green and live clean.
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Way to go, Westmount Westies!
Sincerely,
Jill Buck
Go Green Initiative |
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Go Green Initiative
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