1. Aiea High School Goal: Achieve Zero Waste in School

3. Aiea High Food to Soil Action Plan 1. Separate food, liquids, and paper trays at meal times. 2. Transport all collected material to the composting area behind D-1 3. Processing teams(5-8) people will add collected materials to existing composting bed and/or build new ones

4. Aiea High Food to Soil Action Plan 4. Add water daily to the composting beds to ensure optimal moisture levels (50-60%) 5. Record compost beds’ temperatures daily 6. Compost beds may be harvested after they have maintained sterilization temperatures consecutively for 3 days and an equalization period of seven days

5. Integrated Resource Center Inputs: Things that are currently thrown away 1.Food scraps 2.Paper products 3.Cardboard 4.Old clothes 5.Milk, juices, and other liquids

6. Integrated Resource Center Outputs: 1. Composting worms 2. Black solider flies for fish food 3. Living compost Potential Outputs: 1.Eggs 2.Biochar 3.Syngas

7. Composting Our Food Waste Over 2 tons of food waste was recycled back into our compost

8. Our Recycling process

9. All class from grades K-5 came out to help recycle food waste and paper.

10. Paper Recycling Drive About 800 pounds of paper got recycled into our compost.

11. Building a Compost

12. Data Wee ks total amount of Food/Milk waste lbscomments Paper Waste lbs 11322210 2800153 3712143 4753139 5781150 4368 795

13. Meeting with Teachers and Staff Jeremai Cann from Green House Hawaii speaks to teachers about plan.