Recycling Event Reaps Big Benefits for VV

Valley View parents Noelle Moulden and Tom Cassaro drop off bags of cans and bottles

Valley View Elementary School ended the year with a final recycling day that brought in $331 worth of recyclables. Early estimates were that it was the biggest recycling event at the school. Credit was given to parent volunteers who helped pack up three truckloads of merchandise that were delivered to the recycling center.

This past school year Valley View was able to raise $2,227 solely from the recycling of bottles and cans. Kelly Mayes Harper has led the recycling program at Valley View and helped raise close to $20,000 over the past five years as recycling chair.

The recycling event was also the final morning of volunteering for fifth grade teacher Charlotte Briner who retired from Valley View.

Submitted by Viehanoosh NAZARIAN

Kelly Mayes Harper with her husband and son Tate Harper had led the recycling events for the past five years
For Valley View’s last recycling day parents drove up to drop off their items
Valley View students looked over the recycling prizes
Vie Nazarian and Charlotte Briner worked the recycling table one last time Briner retired from Valley View
Three truckloads of recyclables were turned in after the last recycling event of the school year at Valley View