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WHS CTE Fundraisers

2023-2024

WHS CTE Fundraisers 2023-2024
WHS CTE Fundraisers2023-2024

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Textile Recycling

Visit Textile Recycling Hub to learn more!


Bin dedicated to WHS CTE is located in the WHS parking lot near the tennis courts.


MASSACHUSETTS WASTE BAN NOW INCLUDES TEXTILES!




Effective November 1, 2022, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has added TEXTILES to the list of WASTE BANS. Community use of the textile recycling bins at each of the Weymouth Public Schools and the Textile Recycling Corporate Citizen Bins is encouraged!


COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION WELCOME!



Massachusetts has added textiles to the waste bans, which means new state rules require textiles be kept out of the trash so they can be recycled or donated for use. Textiles should not be placed in your curbside recycling cart as they damage the sorting equipment at the recycling centers.


So you might ask, " if we don’t put textiles in the trash or our recycle bins, what are we supposed to do?"


ACCEPTED / NOT-ACCEPTED ITEMS



ITEMS MUST BE BAGGED AND TIED


  • Thank you for bagging and tying your textile contributions in a plastic bag to keep the items clean and dry.
  • Please do not leave items outside of the bins.


HOW ARE MY CONTRIBUTIONS USED?




  • Items are used for their intended purpose if quality allows
  • Items are accepted in all levels of quality, including single shoes/socks, ripped items, etc. (Non-acceptable items include items stained with hazardous materials such as gas or oil, full size room carpets, any kind of foam, and mattresses)
  • Damaged items become raw materials for new products (ie: sneakers become asphalt, jeans become insulation, stuffed animals become car seat stuffing, etc.)

This flyer is available for printing and sharing

This flyer is available for printing and sharing

Textile Recycling Monthly Update

WHS CTE September 2024:

.40 Tons (790 lbs) prevented from entering landfills

$28.91 DPW Disposal Fee Savings

$47.40 Earnings


WHS CTE Year to Date FY 2024-2025:

1.32 Tons (2,635 lbs) prevented from entering landfills

$96.42 Disposal Fee Savings

$158.10 Earnings

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Textile Recycling Hub
Learn about WPS Textile Recycling Program
Effective 11.1.22, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts added textiles to the list of Waste Bans
Learn how to responsibly dispose of textiles and earn funds for WPS!
Betsy Harris
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Community Relations Liaison
Weymouth Public Schools

781-335-1100, x-28331

elizabeth.harris@weymouthschools.org

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