As one of our key recycling initiatives: Every year hundreds of schools across the nation compete against each other in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge (www.trex.com/recycling/recycling-programs) to recycle the most plastic film: In addition to highlighting the importance of recycling, Trex will happily donate a high-performance composite bench to the winning school, and bestow honorary awards to every school that participates! The challenge begins each year on America Recycles Day, November 15, and lasts until April 15. Winners are announced on Earth Day. With the help of Mt. View's Student Council, our district has turned in amazing results in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge. Keep in mind our district competes against schools across the county with student enrollments between 500 and 800! For the 16/17 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in 506 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! For the 17/18 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in over 900 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! From 16/17 to 17/18, we nearly doubled our collections, all while highlighting the importance of recycling everyday plastics with our children — huge milestones for our schools and our families — and big goals to aim for next year as well! And now for the upcoming 18/19 school year! Families and students at both Hilltop and Mt. View will again be encouraged to bring in the plastics shown below for the TREX Challenge: Beginning with the start of school, drop your plastic in the designated bins at each school and voilà, we'll do the rest! Your plastic items can count toward this challenge as long as they are dropped off by April 15, 2019. Thank you for building a community that cares and goes green! Plastic Bags & Film Packaging*: LDPE / HDPE Films Newspaper sleeves Bread bags Product wrap Cereal liners Food storage bags Ice bags Pellet bags Produce bags Dry cleaning bags Grocery bags Case overwrap Packaging air pillows Salt bags *Plastic bags and film packaging all need be clean, dry, and empty in order to be recycled in our collection bins.

Children will be making cards for our troops. The session will be held during recess time so parents can join their children. We need to prepare over 300 cards so if you would like to work with your child at home, that would be very helpful as well. Please have your child bring in the completed card to school.

As one of our key recycling initiatives: Every year hundreds of schools across the nation compete against each other in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge (www.trex.com/recycling/recycling-programs) to recycle the most plastic film: In addition to highlighting the importance of recycling, Trex will happily donate a high-performance composite bench to the winning school, and bestow honorary awards to every school that participates! The challenge begins each year on America Recycles Day, November 15, and lasts until April 15. Winners are announced on Earth Day. With the help of Mt. View's Student Council, our district has turned in amazing results in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge. Keep in mind our district competes against schools across the county with student enrollments between 500 and 800! For the 16/17 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in 506 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! For the 17/18 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in over 900 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! From 16/17 to 17/18, we nearly doubled our collections, all while highlighting the importance of recycling everyday plastics with our children — huge milestones for our schools and our families — and big goals to aim for next year as well! And now for the upcoming 18/19 school year! Families and students at both Hilltop and Mt. View will again be encouraged to bring in the plastics shown below for the TREX Challenge: Beginning with the start of school, drop your plastic in the designated bins at each school and voilà, we'll do the rest! Your plastic items can count toward this challenge as long as they are dropped off by April 15, 2019. Thank you for building a community that cares and goes green! Plastic Bags & Film Packaging*: LDPE / HDPE Films Newspaper sleeves Bread bags Product wrap Cereal liners Food storage bags Ice bags Pellet bags Produce bags Dry cleaning bags Grocery bags Case overwrap Packaging air pillows Salt bags *Plastic bags and film packaging all need be clean, dry, and empty in order to be recycled in our collection bins.

As one of our key recycling initiatives: Every year hundreds of schools across the nation compete against each other in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge (www.trex.com/recycling/recycling-programs) to recycle the most plastic film: In addition to highlighting the importance of recycling, Trex will happily donate a high-performance composite bench to the winning school, and bestow honorary awards to every school that participates! The challenge begins each year on America Recycles Day, November 15, and lasts until April 15. Winners are announced on Earth Day. With the help of Mt. View's Student Council, our district has turned in amazing results in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge. Keep in mind our district competes against schools across the county with student enrollments between 500 and 800! For the 16/17 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in 506 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! For the 17/18 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in over 900 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! From 16/17 to 17/18, we nearly doubled our collections, all while highlighting the importance of recycling everyday plastics with our children — huge milestones for our schools and our families — and big goals to aim for next year as well! And now for the upcoming 18/19 school year! Families and students at both Hilltop and Mt. View will again be encouraged to bring in the plastics shown below for the TREX Challenge: Beginning with the start of school, drop your plastic in the designated bins at each school and voilà, we'll do the rest! Your plastic items can count toward this challenge as long as they are dropped off by April 15, 2019. Thank you for building a community that cares and goes green! Plastic Bags & Film Packaging*: LDPE / HDPE Films Newspaper sleeves Bread bags Product wrap Cereal liners Food storage bags Ice bags Pellet bags Produce bags Dry cleaning bags Grocery bags Case overwrap Packaging air pillows Salt bags *Plastic bags and film packaging all need be clean, dry, and empty in order to be recycled in our collection bins.

As one of our key recycling initiatives: Every year hundreds of schools across the nation compete against each other in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge (www.trex.com/recycling/recycling-programs) to recycle the most plastic film: In addition to highlighting the importance of recycling, Trex will happily donate a high-performance composite bench to the winning school, and bestow honorary awards to every school that participates! The challenge begins each year on America Recycles Day, November 15, and lasts until April 15. Winners are announced on Earth Day. With the help of Mt. View's Student Council, our district has turned in amazing results in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge. Keep in mind our district competes against schools across the county with student enrollments between 500 and 800! For the 16/17 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in 506 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! For the 17/18 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in over 900 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! From 16/17 to 17/18, we nearly doubled our collections, all while highlighting the importance of recycling everyday plastics with our children — huge milestones for our schools and our families — and big goals to aim for next year as well! And now for the upcoming 18/19 school year! Families and students at both Hilltop and Mt. View will again be encouraged to bring in the plastics shown below for the TREX Challenge: Beginning with the start of school, drop your plastic in the designated bins at each school and voilà, we'll do the rest! Your plastic items can count toward this challenge as long as they are dropped off by April 15, 2019. Thank you for building a community that cares and goes green! Plastic Bags & Film Packaging*: LDPE / HDPE Films Newspaper sleeves Bread bags Product wrap Cereal liners Food storage bags Ice bags Pellet bags Produce bags Dry cleaning bags Grocery bags Case overwrap Packaging air pillows Salt bags *Plastic bags and film packaging all need be clean, dry, and empty in order to be recycled in our collection bins.

The famous Harlem Wizards will be coming to Mendham to show their talents and shoot some hoops with Mendham students and families! The Wizards are a performance basketball team, displaying jaw-dropping hoop tricks and plays, along with plenty of laughs and audience participation!

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As one of our key recycling initiatives: Every year hundreds of schools across the nation compete against each other in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge (www.trex.com/recycling/recycling-programs) to recycle the most plastic film: In addition to highlighting the importance of recycling, Trex will happily donate a high-performance composite bench to the winning school, and bestow honorary awards to every school that participates! The challenge begins each year on America Recycles Day, November 15, and lasts until April 15. Winners are announced on Earth Day. With the help of Mt. View's Student Council, our district has turned in amazing results in the TREX Film Recycling Challenge. Keep in mind our district competes against schools across the county with student enrollments between 500 and 800! For the 16/17 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in 506 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! For the 17/18 school year & Challenge, students at Hilltop and Mt. View brought in over 900 pounds of plastic film, and finished third! From 16/17 to 17/18, we nearly doubled our collections, all while highlighting the importance of recycling everyday plastics with our children — huge milestones for our schools and our families — and big goals to aim for next year as well! And now for the upcoming 18/19 school year! Families and students at both Hilltop and Mt. View will again be encouraged to bring in the plastics shown below for the TREX Challenge: Beginning with the start of school, drop your plastic in the designated bins at each school and voilà, we'll do the rest! Your plastic items can count toward this challenge as long as they are dropped off by April 15, 2019. Thank you for building a community that cares and goes green! Plastic Bags & Film Packaging*: LDPE / HDPE Films Newspaper sleeves Bread bags Product wrap Cereal liners Food storage bags Ice bags Pellet bags Produce bags Dry cleaning bags Grocery bags Case overwrap Packaging air pillows Salt bags *Plastic bags and film packaging all need be clean, dry, and empty in order to be recycled in our collection bins.

Ends Mon. April 15, 2019: Engraved Paver Sale Mendham Boro Families - Want to leave a lasting impression for your child at Mountain View? Incoming 5th Graders - Wouldn't your child love to see their name at their new school? Current 5th Graders - Your child would love to see their name at their new school for three years! Current 8th Graders - Send your child off to high school with some graduation wishes that will last with Mountain View forever. The OLC (Outdoor Learning Center) is allowing children the opportunity to change the world! Students in OLC are providing Mountain View with a beautiful place to learn and explore. The OLC donates all of the vegetables grown to local soup kitchens. The plants and flowers grown in the OLC contribute to the overall wellbeing of our planet. Please purchase a paver to support the OLC in changing the planet! Click here for your Engraved Paver Order Form. Here are some commonly asked questions about the pavers: Q. Where are they located? A. The pavers are located right on the walkway going into the garden. All of the kids either walk by them or stand by them in the morning. Q. I am really interested but I don't know what I should request to be written on one? A. A lot of parents place their child's graduation date, their last name or even a business name on a paver. They are also great holiday, birthday, anniversary, academic and athletic achievement gifts. Q. Are there different size pavers? A. Yes, there are three different sizes and the least expensive one is $50. Q. Can we place more than one student's name on a paver? A. Yes, there is room for at least three student names on a paver.