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Committee pursues Green Schools meeting and anti-idling outreach with student support
Summary
Ian Murphy set a meeting with the superintendent about the Green Schools Initiative; David Morrison reported students' interest in composting and their need for community service hours; Joe Wolfson is developing anti-idling handouts to distribute via Town Hall channels.
Ian Murphy said he arranged a meeting with the school superintendent to discuss the Green Schools Initiative and possibilities for grants. David Morrison reported visiting the high school to speak with students who expressed interest in supporting composting efforts and noted that students need community service hours, which could support committee projects.
Joe Wolfson described a handout he is developing to encourage drivers to shut off motors when idling; he suggested printing flyers for new drivers and distributing materials through Town Hall and recommended routing distribution through Town staff Chris and Kim Carter.
Committee members viewed school engagement as a potential source of volunteers and community-service support for environmental projects, and they discussed coordinating outreach materials and permissions with Town staff and school administrators. No formal votes were recorded.
