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Students from Mrs. Terri Brock’s classroom, who coordinate the recycling program at Kokomo High School, pose with their recycling containers. Making a Difference in the Kokomo community are: (left-right) Natasha Tones, Madison Guyer, Instructional Assistant Laura Summers, Mallory Eckles, Blake Bitner, Cody McMillin, Brandon Rivera, and Chris Cox.

 

 

Principal Rick Hagenow commended Mrs. Terri Brock, her assistant Laura Summers, and the PVE students at Kokomo High School for leading Howard County in 2011 in total poundage by recycling more than 113,000 pounds, which converts to more than 56.5 tons. According to statistics from Howard County Solid Waste District officials, Howard County schools recycled more than 1.1 million pounds in 2011.

Vice Principal Kelly Barker originally started the recycling program at Kokomo High School four years ago, and it has grown to include the entire high school and the Kokomo Area Career Center. Mrs. Brock thanked the cafeteria staff for participating in 2011 by recycling boxes and cans.
 
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