Emily Ye
EAP Plastic Bag Weaving
Hello, scholars! The EAP is finger weaving plastic bags into blankets on Thursday, November 10th after school in Mr. Turnbaugh’s room. Instead of throwing away these plastic bags, we’re giving them a second life by weaving them into blankets to support the community. At the first event, we will be cutting and tying the plastic bags into balls of “yarn”.
EAP Used Clothes Drive
Hello, scholars and faculty! Did you know that it takes around 1,800 gallons of water to grow enough cotton to produce just one pair of standard denim jeans? Beginning Tuesday, November 8th, the EAP is hosting a clothes drive to reduce the waste and the environmental footprints that come with producing new clothing. The clothing will be donated to the
EAP Plastic Bag Weaving
Hello, scholars! The EAP is finger weaving plastic bags into blankets on Thursday, November 10th after school in Mr. Turnbaugh’s room. Instead of throwing away these plastic bags, we’re giving them a second life by weaving them into blankets to support the community. At the first event, we will be cutting and tying the plastic bags into balls of “yarn”.
EAP Plastic Bag Weaving
Hello, scholars! The EAP is finger weaving plastic bags into blankets on Thursday, November 10th after school in Mr. Turnbaugh’s room. Instead of throwing away these plastic bags, we’re giving them a second life by weaving them into blankets to support the community. At the first event, we will be cutting and tying the plastic bags into balls of “yarn”.
EAP Blue or Green Shirt Day
The Earth Awareness Project is hosting a blue or green shirt day on Tuesday, October 11! Please wear your favorite school-appropriate blue or green shirt to school on Tuesday for $2 to support the EAP! If you have any questions, please contact julia.mizner@haashall.org, ava.wieczorek@haashall.org, emily.ye@haashall.org, or nivriti.deshpande@haashall.org.
EAP Plastic Bag Drive Deadline
Hello, scholars and faculty! The deadline for the EAP used plastic grocery bag drive is Tuesday, October 11! Please make sure there are no holes or tears in these plastic bags. You can drop off the bags in the bucket labeled “EAP Plastic Grocery Bag Collection” in the Commons. Additionally, the person who brings the most plastic bags will receive
EAP Blue and Green Shirt Day
Hello, scholars! The Earth Awareness Project is hosting a blue or green shirt day on Tuesday, October 11th! Please wear your favorite school-appropriate blue or green shirt to school on Tuesday for $2 to support the EAP! If you have any questions, please contact julia.mizner@haashall.org, ava.wieczorek@haashall.org, emily.ye@haashall.org, or nivriti.deshpande@haashall.org.
EAP Plastic Bag Drive
Hello, scholars and faculty! The Earth Awareness Project is hosting a used plastic grocery bag drive for an upcoming project to weave them into blankets! These blankets will then be donated to a local shelter in need. Please make sure there are no holes or tears in these plastic bags. You can drop off the bags in the bucket labeled
EAP Plastic Bag Drive
Hello, scholars and faculty! The Earth Awareness Project is hosting a used plastic grocery bag drive for an upcoming project to weave them into blankets! These blankets will then be donated to a local shelter in need. Please make sure there are no holes or tears in these plastic bags. You can drop off the bags in the bucket labeled
EAP Plastic Bag Drive
Hello, scholars and faculty! The Earth Awareness Project is hosting a used plastic grocery bag drive for an upcoming project to weave them into blankets! These blankets will then be donated to a local shelter in need. Please make sure there are no holes or tears in these plastic bags. You can drop off the bags in the bucket labeled