The Green Council for School Improvement (GCSI) was established in 2009 to implement and coordinate programs and activities that encourage environmental sustainability, the wise use, recycling and reuse of natural resources, and avoid activities that create adverse environmental consequences. Key to the council's activities is a Request for Proposal (RFP)
process that allows students and staff to submit their action plans for how to
make our schools more responsible environmentally. The District 219 Board of Education has
approved funding for these projects. GCSI members will screen and review the
proposals and make the funding decisions. Details to submit proposals are available here. ************************************ 8th Annual Environmental
Service Day On Saturday, October 6, 30 volunteers from Niles West High School
completed 60 hours of community service as part of the 8th Annual
Environmental Service Day. The volunteers worked alongside members of
the North Branch... https://www.facebook.com/NTHSD219/posts/1833268606792197 … Over the past 7 years we have performed hundreds of hours of
restoration work in local natural areas! If you would like to see what
this looked like, check out these pictures: 2014 | 2015 | 2016 |
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