How does St. Thomas School help the environment?

St. Thomas School is designed to be environmentally responsible in every way. It reduces energy use by using LED lighting, efficient heating and cooling systems, and natural sunlight instead of artificial light. The school saves water with low-flow toilets, rainwater collection systems, and drought-resistant plants that don’t need extra watering. Recycling is a major priority, and the school uses eco-friendly materials whenever possible. Even food waste from the cafeteria is minimized through composting programs. St. Thomas also educates students on sustainability, encouraging them to make greener choices in their daily lives. By taking all these steps, the school lowers its carbon footprint, conserves resources, and teaches the next generation how to care for the planet.