Classrooms rely on paper for everything from worksheets, to textbooks, to standardized tests. Teachers hand out hundreds of papers a week, and students throw away dozens.
Day by day, schools tend to use up excessive amounts of paper. Most of the time it ends up back in the bottom of a trash can or for those who are a bit more considerate, a recycling bin. One sheet could mean nothing, but for a tree it's quite a big deal.
"I am a four-year award winning student journalist. I am an editor, writer and photographer. I enjoy going to shows and seeing local bands and my friends perform, playing bass guitar, and listening to...
"I'm a sophomore and I study journalism. One of my hobbies is diamond painting, and I also like to help out at my church with the kids. I really enjoy spending time with my family, and a cool thing about...
"My name is Romina, I'm a very creative person and my hobbies are to play soccer and to hang out with my friends. I would like to write with y'all because I think I could be good at it and I would like...
"My name is Frida, I'm 14 years old, I decided to take journalism because I wanted to try out something different and because I love photography. I love practicing soccer with my friends, and I enjoy watching...
