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Local Public Schools
Why we are doing e-waste recycling in schools?
Representatives from the Idaho National Laboratory and E Cyclers of Idaho visited many local schools to raise awareness about the importance of recycling electronic waste, or e-waste. During our visit, we conducted various engaging activities and informative sessions that helped students understand the environmental hazards posed by improperly managed e-waste. These activities emphasized the significance of responsible recycling practices.
E-Waste Collection Contest
Duration of Contest
Each contest will span one month and will run continuously until the end of the school year. The contest will begin on the next school day after the school has met with representatives from the Idaho National Laboratory and E Cyclers of Idaho to learn about e-waste recycling. During the contest, each school will be paired with another designated school, and they will compete to see which school can collect the most e-waste. This friendly competition aims to promote environmental awareness and encourage students to participate actively in recycling efforts.
What is Accepted in School Bins?
Accepted E-Waste Items IN SCHOOLS
- Laptops
- Small desktops
- Keyboards and Mice
- Mobile Phones and Smartphones
- Chargers and Power Adapter
- Cables
- Batteries
- Modems/Routers
- Digital Thermometers
- Game Consoles
- Handheld Gaming Devices
- Film and Digital Camera
- Tablets and E-readers
- Electronic Toothbrush
- Calculators
- Electric Shavers
- Electronic Toys
- Headphones and Audio Equipment
- Hai
- Laptops
- Small desktops
- Keyboards and Mice
- Mobile Phones and Smartphones
- Chargers and Power Adapter
- Cables
- Batteries
- Modems/Routers
- Digital Thermometers
- Game Consoles
- Handheld Gaming Devices
- Film and Digital Camera
- Tablets and E-readers
- Electronic Toothbrush
- Calculators
- Electric Shavers
- Electronic Toys
- Headphones and Audio Equipment
- Hair Dryers, Straighteners and Curling Iron
- Any other small electronics that could fit in a backpack or are small enough for a child to bring to school