This spring, students from the Environmental Club at Somerset County Vocational & Technical High School (SCVTHS) engaged in several sustainability projects aimed at reducing waste and enhancing community well-being. They participated in the annual Stream Cleanup, organized by the Raritan Headwaters Association, where they joined nearly 1,000 volunteers to remove trash from waterways across Somerset, Morris, and Hunterdon counties. The collected waste was categorized for data to inform local environmental policies. Additionally, the club hosted a Spring Clothing Drive and Free Thrift Shop, encouraging the SCVTHS community to donate gently used clothing, which was sorted and made available for students and staff, with remaining items donated to the Vietnam Veterans of America. The students also collaborated with the SCVTHS Rotary Interact Club for a beach cleanup at Cedar Street Beach, where they learned about dune ecology from Dr. Jun Cheng of Kean University. Furthermore, they organized an afternoon tea for the Bridgewater Senior Citizens Club, featuring recycled decorations and discussions on sustainable tea production. These initiatives exemplified the club's commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement.