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Project Green: 6th-8th grade winner
Project Green: 6th-8th grade winner Our sixth through eighth-grade category winner goes to Mary Arndt, from McMath Middle School in Denton. - Project-Green
1st Eco-Educator Award Winner of 2016
1st Eco-Educator Award Winner of 2016 As one of this year's Eco-Educators, Candice Blount-Lindsay received $1,000 donated by WFAA Project Green and K. Hovnanian Homes to keep her project going! - Project-Green
Project Green - Eco-Educators Award - Vote Now!
Project Green - Eco-Educators Award - Vote Now! - Project-Green
Rowlett teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award
Rowlett teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award Project Green Eco-Educator award winner in the 6th-8th grade category is Paul Reyna of Schrade Middle School. - Project-Green
Shrade MS teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award
Shrade MS teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award Teacher Paul Reyna of Shrade Middle School has won the Project Green Eco-Educator award for the 6th-8th grade category! News 8's Colleen Coyle stopped by to surprise him. - Project-Green
Grand Prairie coach wins Project Green Eco-Educator award
Grand Prairie coach wins Project Green Eco-Educator award Our winner in the 9th-12th grade category is Tony Warren of South Grand Prairie High School. - Project-Green
Grand Prairie coach wins Project Green Eco-Educator award
Grand Prairie coach wins Project Green Eco-Educator award This week, we're announcing WFAA's Project Green Eco-Educators winners! These are teachers in the community who exemplify leadership, creativity, and execution of projects educating students about protecting and improving the environment. - Project-Green
Northwest ISD teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award
Northwest ISD teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award Our winner in the Viewers' Choice Category is Kelly Barrett of Justin Elementary School. - Project-Green
WFAA Project Green honors eco-educators
WFAA Project Green honors eco-educators Each year WFAA's "Project Green" celebrates teachers who are "eco-educators." Master gardener Patty Wallace is the winner in the K-5 category. - Project-Green
DeSoto teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award
DeSoto teacher wins Project Green Eco-Educator award Patty Wallace revived the dormant garden at Ruby Young Elementary School - Project-Green
Fort Hood recycling program aims for zero waste
Fort Hood recycling program aims for zero waste Fort Hood recycling program aims for zero waste - Project-Green
Fort Hood recycling program aims for zero waste
Fort Hood recycling program aims for zero waste Fort Hood is one of the largest military installations in the world. All those soldiers and their families generate a lot of waste, but now the post has gone "green" — and it's paying off in more ways than one.