Glass, tin, plastic, and aluminum cans. Set up c lassrooms and offices to have two bins each, one for confidential paper and one for paper recycling.
Students pick up paper, and bring it to sites to be sorted.
When you recycle your used paper, quality counts. Paper collected for recycling must always be separated from contaminants, such as plastic wraps and food waste. Contaminants make it difficult for paper mills to recycle your used paper into new paper. So make sure your used paper is clean and dry, with no food or drink spills. Take out paper clips and good office materials to reuse.