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 The
San José Go Green Schools Program, a program of the City of San José Environmental
Services Department, fosters school recycling and environmental stewardship
in a parent- and community-driven process based on the Go Green Initiative.
What's New
4th Annual Greenlight Earth Day Film Festival
 The City of San José, Palo Alto, and Sunnyvale are pleased to announce the 4th Annual Greenlight Earth Day Film Festival, a celebration of Earth Day featuring film projects that explore environmental citizenship and show how individual actions can reduce our environmental impact. Films featured are produced by local artists, with an emphasis on student-produced films. To view 2009 winning entries, visit the Peninsula Media Center’s website.
San José Go Green Schools Program
The San José Go Green Schools Program was launched in 2005 and recently
received permanent funding from the City of San José. It is partnered with the
Go Green Initiative, an innovative, comprehensive environmental program for
K-12 schools endorsed by the City of San José City Council in 2007.
San José Go Green staff connect K-12 schools in San Jose with free recycling
supplies and other green resources, encouraging them to take up Go Green at
whatever level they choose: whether it may be starting a school recycling or
composting programs, launching environmental education, buying green, or evaluating
school environmental practices that impact student health.
Services to San José K-12 public and private schools include:
To green your San José school or for more information please contact:
San José Go Green Schools Program
City of San José Environmental Services Department
200 East Santa Clara Street, 10th Floor, Tower
San José, CA 95113-1905
Phone: (408) 975-2533 or (408) 975-2512
Fax: (408) 292-6211
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 Recycling
 Composting
 Environmental Education
 Environmental Impact
 Buying Green
 Funding for Green Schools
 Energy Efficiency
 Green Business Certification
 Gardens at Schools
 Green Building
 Lunch Food Waste
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