We are excited to announce the 2024 ReMA Recycling Contest Winners!
The 2024 contest theme challenged participants to research and create an advertisement based on the three principles of recycling encompassing these three terms: Sustainable. Resilient. Essential. We received over 450 submissions from more than 600 students all across the country! On behalf of JASON Learning and ReMA, thank you students and teachers for the incredible work that went into each and every submission. See the poster and video winners, finalists, and honorable mentions below!
Poster Winners
Fourth grader Caroline McKee and fifth grader Maria McKee, from Saint Mary’s Catholic School in Spring Lake, MI, created this year’s winningposter submission. Their project represented the process of recycling electronics through three main principles of being Sustainable, Resilient, and Essential.
Thank you to their teacher, Chihhsuan Pierce, for supporting her students in submitting this incredible poster! Congratulations!
Video Winner
Team Anushka: Anushka Misra
Eighth grader, Anushka Misra, from Gainesville Middle School in Gainesville, VA, created this year’s winning video submissions. This creative video aligned research of the three recycling principles with flashy graphics and facts, proving to be a fantastic video PSA. Anushka was an Finalist in the poster category for the 2024 contest as well.
Thank you to their parent, Anshul Misra, for supporting their student in the submitting of this winning video! Congratulations!
Honorable Mentions
Submissions who are in the Honorable Mention category scored in the top 7% of all entries.
Congratulations!
Poster Honorable Mentions
Video Honorable Mentions
Save the Fish!
Cory Coe
The Recycling Buds
Clacy Fields & Hunter White
The Waste Warriors
Ethan Kim & Cameron Assadzadeh
Eco Girls
Addison Lee & Avani Chand
The Greenators
Jon Comottor & James Harvey
Earth Saver
Elise Shin
Check out our Recycling Activities Collection: Lessons and Resources for Grades K-12!
Designed in partnership with ReMA, the trade association representing the recycling industry, students explore the benefits and challenges of sustainable recycling through a variety of activities ranging from physics and chemistry to engineering and human impacts while becoming informed citizens and careful consumers.
