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Going green on campus

Published 06/17/07

At St. Mary's Elementary School in Annapolis, an unattractive patch of wet grass has been transformed into a plant-filled wetland - an oasis of green on a campus dominated by asphalt.

J. Henson - The Capital Harbour School teacher Tina Peddicord helps Harbour School students sort the school's recycling, a task that students complete every Friday. The students are, from left, Billy DiPietro, Jonathan Deming, John Reilly and Henry Guth.
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At Davidsonville Elementary, there are environmental lessons tailored for each grade level.

At the Harbour School, students run their own recycling program.

And at Bodkin Elementary in Pasadena, kids maintain a bog, a special kind of wetland.

Those are just a few of the efforts at these environmentally focused schools - the latest local schools to earn "green school" status.

"The goal is really to help kids in the state of Maryland...

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