Around South Carolina, schools are doing amazing projects and sustainability initiatives. With the help of Take Action SC, students are able to use their science classroom knowledge and apply it to their school and community. Our free classroom presentations are an excellent way to get students excited about sustainability initiatives at their school. The Student Ambassadors for Sustainability program is a great resource for help in planning and facilitating student projects. See how South Carolina schools are taking ‘Action for a cleaner tomorrow’.

John W Moore Middle School
Florence 1 School District
Raised bed garden and greenhouse, studying environmental concepts that impact agriculture (wind, compost, etc.). They hope to start a recycling program soon.




HB Rhame Elementary
Richland 1 School District
Comingled recycling, classroom compost, and a terrarium to teach about waste management.

Meadowfield Elementary School
Richland 1 School District




Lake Carolina Upper Elementary School
Richland 2 School District

Diamond Hill Elementary School
Abbeville School District
Garden club, recycling, Maker Space


James Island Elementary School
Charleston School District
Recycling Club, Maker Space, plans for garden and composting
“Best presentation I’ve seen is 13 years! The students were so engaged!” – Ms. Drayton, 2nd grade
Killian Elementary School
Richland 2 School District
Recycling, partnership with USC students, working towards composting, gardens including recently harvested broccoli and purple yams


Brockman Elementary School
Richland 1 School District
Recognized GreenSteps School, comingled recycling, and classroom compost n
Lakewood Elementary School
Horry County School District
Share Cooler in the cafeteria to prevent food waste and support food access for students.



Catawba Trail Elementary School
Richland 2 School District
Collected bottle caps and water bottles and repurposed them for an art project.

Bamberg-Ehrhardt Middle
Bamberg County School District



North Central Elementary School
Kershaw County School District
Share table for unwanted non-perishable food items.
