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NewsNovember 25, 2019

Oak Ridge schools use recycled tires as playground surface

The Oak Ridge School District relocated its early-childhood program to the elementary school building in newly constructed classrooms this school year. ...

The Oak Ridge School District relocated its early-childhood program to the elementary school building in newly constructed classrooms this school year. Tammy Brock, district grant coordinator, wrote a Missouri Department of Natural Resources Playground Scrap Tire Surface grant that was funded to pay for the playground tiles on the new pre-school playground. The district was awarded approximately $29,000 to pay for the recycled tire tiles. A ribbon cutting was held in collaboration with Grandparents' Day on Nov. 14.
The Oak Ridge School District relocated its early-childhood program to the elementary school building in newly constructed classrooms this school year. Tammy Brock, district grant coordinator, wrote a Missouri Department of Natural Resources Playground Scrap Tire Surface grant that was funded to pay for the playground tiles on the new pre-school playground. The district was awarded approximately $29,000 to pay for the recycled tire tiles. A ribbon cutting was held in collaboration with Grandparents' Day on Nov. 14.Submitted by Tammy Brock
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