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More Schools Are Riding An Eco-Friendly Green Wave Jacob Chapman wants to plant a rooftop garden at Olathe South High School. He encourages classmates to recycle plastic bottles and paper. And he would like them to reduce their use of disposables in the school cafeteria."Our school is farther along than some, but I'm sure we could do more," he said. Chapman, 18, like other students around the nation, is a green kid who is working to make his school greener as he learns more about the environment.

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More Schools Are Riding An Eco-Friendly Green Wave

Jacob Chapman wants to plant a rooftop garden at Olathe South High School. He encourages classmates to recycle plastic bottles and paper. And he would like them to reduce their use of disposables in the school cafeteria."Our school is farther along than some, but I'm sure we could do more," he said.

Chapman, 18, like other students around the nation, is a green kid who is working to make his school greener as he learns more about the environment.