2017-2018 

• This year our focus animal was not specific to just one endangered species. The focus was several of the focus animals, such as the Golden Lion Tamarin, Panamanian Golden Frog, The Rodreguez Fruit Bat, and the Guam kingfisher. The conservation efforts were on saving electricity. Students calculated the amount of electricity is used in the school and wanted to decrease the number.

• Students were on FOX29 News

• Saved 27.15% of energy on average by not using all of the lights in a classroom

• Reached 25+ businesses 

2018-2019 

• This year's focus animal was the Guam Kingfisher. We focused on reducing landfill waste and reduce, reuse, and recycle. 

• Six local restaurants signed out the straw ban in some way

• 8,741,210 people reached from billboards

• 10.57 tons of compost were collected in cafeterias in the four district schools after students started to monitor the process in the lunchrooms (Calculated from the numbers that the School District provided for us for all four schools in the district 

• Students were able to successfully create their own billboards to promote their project and to get the community involved. 

2019-2020

• Students decided to set a goal of reducing the amount of Climate change there was in order to help and save the main animal that they focused on for the Unless project which was the Monarch butterfly. 

• Monarch butterflies were endangered because of increasing levels of carbon dioxide poisoning in their main food source which is milkweed. 

• Students helped raise money by creating hoodies and shirts to promote their project for Unless. 

• Students also promoted and encouraged others around the community through social media to help out a visit to butterfly gardens. 

• The 2019-2020 project placed second place in the Unless contest 

2020-2021

• The focus animal was the Golden Lion Tamarin, and the focus was habitat and waste.

• The students pledged to go plastic free, recycle more often, and plant a tree each year for the next ten years.

• Students helped to raise money by selling shirts, hoodies, and reusable bags for the project.

• Students also encouraged others to be more sustainable with their decisions, and to lessen the waste they produce.

• The project was also promoted with a graphic on a billboard on various major roads in New Jersey.

• The UNLESS Project placed 2nd in the contest for 2020-2021.

2021-2022

• The focus animal this year was the Monarch Butterfly, and the focus was habitat and waste

• Students purchased a greenhouse to be set up outside the school

• Students organized a mug drive with milkweed seeds to raise funds

• The project was promoted once more with a billboard on various road in New Jersey

• Students also raised money by selling shirts and hoodies with the project design on them

• The UNLESS Project placed 1st for the 2021-2022 contest season

2022-2023

• The focus animal this year was the Golden Coin Turtle, and the focus was habitat and waste

• Students tended to the greenhouse outside the school

• Students organized a clothing drive with PlanetAid

• The project was promoted once more with a billboard on various roads in New Jersey

• Students also raised money to the schools and community by selling shirts and hoodies with the project design on them

• Project was awarded a shoutout on the Preston and Steve morning show

• The UNLESS Project placed 1st for the 2022-2023 contest season

2023-2024

• The focus animal this year was the Indian White Eye, and the focus was waste reduction, habitat. 

• Students continue to tend to the greenhouse outside the school

• Students continue to donate clothing by partnering with PlanetAid

• The project was promoted once more with a billboard on various roads in New Jersey

• Students also raised money to the schools and community by selling shirts and hoodies with the project design on them

• Collected used pallets and upcycled them into bird houses, bat boxes and benches.

• The UNLESS Project placed 2nd for the 2023-2024 contest season