This service project was called Critter Cutters. The Environmental Club travelled to the Shorty Howell Public Park and we got to work. The members where split into groups as they took on the park by cutting down any invasive species or cutting anything that could be dangerous for walkers who enjoy walking the park trail.
Our school recycles every week by collecting paper and plastic. We continue to recycle as our school uses paper every day. We communicate with teachers and the students in order to collect the most piles of recycling material because our school cares about the environment we live in.
Key Club along with many other clubs and schools from our community gather once a year to walk in our parade. The parade is used to promote our festival and our pride for the school we go to. We usually have a lot of fun as we walk from point A to point B. We cheer and do chants as we wake up our communities' inner pride.
Along with many other clubs, Key Club has also been involved with Adopt a Road where we clean up Meadowcreek's High School road. Our school has the right and privilege of taking care of a nearby road as we clean it up by picking up all the trash and necessary material located within the grass and small woods. Members clean the road and enjoy the fact that they did something to make a difference in their environment.
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