The Ecopaulitans Green and Healthy Kids Project (GHK) was implemented at two public schools in St. Paul: Randolph Heights Elementary School and Capitol Hill School. Organizers worked actively with school administrators and teachers to build support for the project and identify school-wide and classroom-based opportunities to implement toxicity and waste reduction activities such as making bottles of non-toxic cleaner, decorating reusable shopping bags and learning about toxicity andwaste reduction action steps to take at home. They had informational tables at a number of school-wide events and implemented classroom-based programming. Both schools planned Green Fairs held in the spring. The Green and Healthy Kids Project staff implemented activities in the schools that were geared toward students and their family members.