Cafeteria Culture's first PLASTIC FREE LUNCH DAY was led by 5th grade students from our PLASTIC FREE WATERS program at PS 15 Patrick F. Daly in Red Hook Brooklyn (May, 2018).
Working with their School Food manager and supervisor, students proposed a plan to test out a school lunch day with as little single-use packaging as possible. There was only one pound of trash at the end of all lunch periods (a 99% diversion rate) and zero trash from the kitchen!
A huge thank you to the amazing School Food Staff who worked with PS 15 K students and Cafeteria Culture to make this possible!
Is your school interested in learning how to lead a Plastic Free Lunch Day?
Check out our Plastic Free Lunch Day "how to" here ->
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Update: watch our award winning movie, MICROPLASTIC MADNESS, which portrays how these 56 fifth graders organize the first NYC Plastic Free Lunch Day pilot at their school.
Working with their School Food manager and supervisor, students proposed a plan to test out a school lunch day with as little single-use packaging as possible. There was only one pound of trash at the end of all lunch periods (a 99% diversion rate) and zero trash from the kitchen!
A huge thank you to the amazing School Food Staff who worked with PS 15 K students and Cafeteria Culture to make this possible!
Is your school interested in learning how to lead a Plastic Free Lunch Day?
Check out our Plastic Free Lunch Day "how to" here ->
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Update: watch our award winning movie, MICROPLASTIC MADNESS, which portrays how these 56 fifth graders organize the first NYC Plastic Free Lunch Day pilot at their school.
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