Cherokee Heights Middle School
Madison Metropolitan School District
Madison, WI
Progress Snapshot
Power Points
0%
earned by taking action
Energy Savings
23%
saved in your schoolCarbon Savings
252
metric tons of carbon saved in your schoolTotal Pledges
0
people pledged this year(1,178 total) to cut energy and waste
Announcements View All
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
01/10/14 Cherokee Heights Middle School
Here is a factoid that might just motivate you to add making a sustainable change to your list of New Year
WINTER BREAK SHUT DOWN
12/19/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
Before leaving for break... Please take a few minutes to help reduce our electricity usage with just a few simple actions: Turn off printers, scanners, and other computer peripherals. Turn off all computers. Turn off monitors and speakers. Turn off all desk lights, lamps, and overhead lights. Unplug any audio/visual equipment including radios, TVs, video players, and musical instruments. Turn off and unplug shredders, calculators, and other business machines. If you
Post-it Pledges
12/18/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
Each individual student made a pledge on a post-it and then these were shaped into the form of a light bulb to be posted in the entry way
Energy Announcement
12/11/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
Note from Student Council via SUSTAIN DANE: Did you know? Recycled aluminum uses only 5% of the energy required to make virgin aluminum, and it is one of the few materials that is 100% recyclable.
Power Patrol
12/11/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
Students started putting stickers on light switches.
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Cherokee Boiler Room Tour
12/19/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
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Cherokee Boiler Room Tour
12/19/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
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12/19/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
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Greenie the Genie
06/03/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
A water wasting student learns there
Cherokee Takes the Pledge
05/27/13 Cherokee Heights Middle School
We asked students to commit to one concrete action to reduce waste and save energy. Students wrote their pledges on post-its that were assembled into an earth in the front window.