Poland pupils have a unique recycling idea
POLAND — Pupils at Poland North Elementary School are cleaning up the earth one aluminum can at a time.
Last year, the school won a recycling contest by collecting cans for recycling.
“There’s nothing that says a school can’t win twice,” said Principal Michael Masucci.
He enlisted the help of Boardman Steel to develop a unique recycling receptacle.
“It was Mike’s idea to come up with a globe for the kids to put recyclables into,” said Mike Gromada, shop superintendent at Boardman Steel.
The company sculpted and delivered a 7-foot-high, 100-pound steel and wire mesh globe tilted 22.5 degrees, like the world tilts on its axis. Workers placed the creation in the school’s courtyard.
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