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George Hall Green Team
Step 1: Perform a Baseline Assessment George Hall Jaguars Get Started, Step 1 George Hall Green Team George Hall Elementary San Mateo-Foster City Step 2: Create an Action Plan to obtain GSS certification George Hall - Green Team Gets Going!! Step 2 George Hall Green Team George Hall Elementary San Mateo-Foster City Step 3: Complete the Action Projects identified in your Action Plan (must do at least one) George Hall Jaguars join the Action Step 3 George Hall Green Team George Hall Elementary San Mateo-Foster City Step 4: Do a Follow-up Assessment and Report on the actions taken by your class to conserve resources and reduce C02e George Hall Waste Diversion Results Step 4 George Hall Green Team George Hall Elementary San Mateo-Foster City Step 5: Celebrate and Share your project(s) To the Future and Beyond - Step 5 George Hall Green Team George Hall Elementary San Mateo-Foster City George Hall Waste Diversion Results Step 4June 10 2020 Jaguars join th CO2 emissions reduction train! SummaryUnfortunately, a formal waste audit was not conducted at this site, so the estimates here will be based on visual photos, school population and comparable data from SMFCSD. Number of students at George Hall: 432 Average number of days waste fully sorted at lunch: 2 days per week Waste sorting started/ended: September 2019 Number of weeks waste sorted: 22 weeks Total days waste sorted: 44 Percent diversion rate for comparable school: 60% Average pounds sent to landfill post-sorting: 45 pounds daily Average pounds sent to compost post-sorting: 51 pounds daily Average pounds liquids diverted from landfill: 16 pounds daily Average pounds recyclables (excluding classroom paper and cardboard recycling) diverted from landfill: 2 pounds daily
MetricsLunchtime Recycling only 88 Pounds of Recyclables Diverted from School Waste Stream between September 23rd 2019 and March 13th 2020 Food waste, trays and liquid waste combined 2640 Pounds of Compostables Diverted from School Waste Stream between October 14th 2019 and March 13th 2020 Photos
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