November 13, 2012 12:00 am
Life 
Grass Valley Elementary teachers Julie Della-Valle (left) and JeanSchroeder work with students on a "share your story," activity.
Students from Grass Valley Elementary School share their ideas on how to save the enviornment, which include these informational signs.
Hayes Freedom High School students participate in an energy activity at the Green Schools summit last week at the Clark County Water Resource Center.
Hallway passes made from used Starbucks gift cards. A nontoxic, inexpensive cleaner. Recycling bottlecaps instead of throwing them in the garbage.These were just a few of the ideas shared by students at the second annual Clark County Summit for Washington Green Schools.
Students from Grass Valley Elementary School, Skyridge and Liberty middle schools, and Hayes Freedom High School participated in the day-long event last Tuesday, along with their schools’ Green Team advisors.
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