1. Implement a recycling program: Set up designated recycling bins throughout the school for paper, plastic, and other recyclable materials. Encourage students and staff to participate in recycling efforts.

2. Reduce paper waste: Encourage teachers to use digital resources and assignments whenever possible to reduce the amount of paper used in the school. Implement double-sided printing and copying to further reduce paper waste.

3. Use energy-efficient lighting: Replace traditional light bulbs with energy-efficient LED bulbs to reduce energy consumption and lower electricity costs.

4. Start a school garden: Create a school garden where students can learn about gardening, sustainability, and healthy eating. Use the produce grown in the garden in the school cafeteria or donate it to a local food bank.

5. Encourage alternative transportation: Encourage students and staff to walk, bike, carpool, or use public transportation to get to school instead of driving alone in a car. This can help reduce carbon emissions and traffic congestion around the school.

6. Implement a composting program: Set up compost bins in the school cafeteria and kitchen to divert food waste from the landfill. Use the compost to enrich the school garden or donate it to a local community garden.

7. Educate students about sustainability: Incorporate lessons and activities about sustainability, conservation, and environmental stewardship into the curriculum to raise awareness and inspire students to take action to protect the environment.

8. Partner with local organizations: Collaborate with local environmental organizations or businesses to host workshops, events, or initiatives that promote sustainability and green practices in the school community.