Environmental Club

  • Mission Statement/Information:
    The Environmental Club works to promote environmental awareness within our community at large.
     
    Club Goal:
    Promote environmental stewardship, recreation, and education in order to reduce negative environmental impacts in our community.
     
    General Member Meetings: 
     
    Meetings will be during unit lunch. Join our Google Classroom by using the code rrr2ytw to access information on meeting location and times.
     
     
     
    Membership Tiers and Points:
    General Member Status: Must attain at least 5 points by the end of each academic year. 
    Active Member Status: Must attain at least 10 points by the end of each academic year, and can not miss more than 3 meetings.
    Executive Officers & Interns must attain at least 15 points, and must show commitment to attending meetings and fulfilling the duties of their respective positions. Officers showing a lack of commitment and or consistent unreliability may be asked to pass the responsibility of their position to another member.
     
    Below are various ways to earn points:
    Attend a meeting = 1 Point
    Participate in an after-school event = 2 points/hour 
    You may also earn points for organizing your own environmental initiative. The amount of points earned for self-organized activities will be determined by the Executive Officers in conjunction with the club advisor, based on the details and time commitment of the initiative.

ECO-Schools USA

  • The National Wildlife Foundation's Eco-Schools USA program is a nationwide program that engages Pre-K‐12 school students, faculty, administrators and community volunteers in a comprehensive, environment‐based program. The program focuses on greening existing school buildings, school grounds, curricula, and student experience. In addition to direct environmental benefits, the program helps to dramatically improve student skills in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). It is also a proven framework for promoting youth leadership and community service. (www.nwf.org). 


    Eco-Code:

    Wall High School’s commitment to reducing its energy consumption consists of not only minimizing carbon emissions in our school but also throughout our society. We will continue to inform and advise the Wall community of the threat posed by the burning of fossil fuels. The Environmental Club will ensure that all progress made on this pathway will be sustained to the fullest extent and as long as possible. Wasteful and harmful energy consumption will no longer be an issue for Wall High School’s healthy environmental atmosphere.

    Energy Audit

Club Advisors

  • Advisors: Mr. Joshua Tennant 

    Executive Officer Committee:
    • School Improvement & Sustainability (Eco-Schools & SJS):
      • Mackenzie Reilly
      • Skyla Bicca
      • Kelly Puzo
    • Secretary, Social Media & Fundraising Manager: Cameron Lynn
    Officer Interns: 
    • Nikki Vitello
    Officers Emeriti:
    Britany Brand, Madison Brody, Izzy Celestino, Izzy Esposito, Max Ilin, Chris Miller, Michelle Gargiulo*, Sam Nemergut, Mary Bryant, Riya Patel, Katie Dorrer*, Julia Santos, Payton Eldridge, Nicole Travers, Margaux Chrystal, David Roberts, Jordan Heine, Grace Gambarony, Grace Claudio, Riya Ajmera, Mason Bohme, Ben Dziobek*, Julia Sibilia, Mike Heine, Gianna Grandinetti, Anielle Duritza, Shane Kiernan, Leigh Precopio*, Marielle Marlys
    *Past Presidents