Sent To The Principal's Office

How about some more Earth Day pics? EBS celebrated on Thursday with a unique game plan: visit schools across the SF Unified School District to assess which lights were left on after hours. EBS is compiling the data to learn which schools may need additional education, as well as schools that may benefit from efficient lighting technologies. To put a competitive EBS spin on the event, each volunteer team also had to complete scavenger hunt items throughout the event, like give an apple to a teacher, have a crab walk race, and get sent to the principal’s office. (Above, EBS’ Ryan Potvin and Michael Hummel doing just that.)

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