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* Have more garbage bins placed around the school and around areas where people tend to gather to eat/hang out, etc. Easy access to garbage bins allow students to utilise them more.
* Put signs up about not littering, picking up after your own mess and also educate about littering. Perhaps even get the school to volunteer out the community to help pick up garbage. Helps to instill a sense of cleanliness and the importance of cleanliness. {If you have to pick up after other people, the more you'll realise that you shouldn't contribute to the problem.} Also a clean school prevents the spread of diseases as piles of rubbish is a breeding ground for such things.
* If your school has a nice huge outdoor area, the school can put in a nice garden area for students to sit and relax during the summer. Plant flowers and trees and put in benches and tables where students can go and read. Don't forget the garbage bins too. It helps if students help with the planting and design of the garden space. The more students are involved, the less they will mess it up/abuse it because of all the hard work put into it.

Hope these ideas help. Good Luck!

To homeschool your child is a commitment that is commendable. It is unfortunate that because of fear, ignorance or both, people berate those who do. Anything from challenging their abilities, to flat out calling them religious nuts.

One of Horace Mann's chief objectives; which was followed up by John Dewey was to remove Christian values from the school. They have succeeded for the most part. And look at what has become of our educational system as a nation. There are many excellent teachers, and schools, however, pound for pound, it is my belief and conviction that home-based learning is best, (when the parents are committed to it.)

It is very taxing, but well worth it.

Much love!

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