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Adorable Kid Video Alert: SF Schools Win Green School of the Year Award

Jon Brooks
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Question:

Is there anything more adorable than a multi-cultural group of grade school children singing "This Little Light of Mine," complete with hand gestures, in celebration of the environment?

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Our news intern Kyung Jin Lee reports for their outstanding achievements in protecting the environment, four schools in San Francisco were recognized today at City Hall: Cornerstone, Longfellow, McCoppin, and Lincoln High all won the Green School of the Year award, given out by the San Francisco Department of the Environment, for their successful composting and recycling programs, as well as other eco-friendly initiatives.

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