West Islip High applauded for e-waste recycling

Shown with Supervisor Nolan at a table of several end-of-life computers are Principal Ken Hartill, Chief Custodian Mike Logiudice, and students Juan Espinal, Kelly O'Brien, and Forrest Lipp.

Islip Town Supervisor Phil Nolan, left, stopped by West Islip High School to applaud the school district's efforts in e-waste recycling.

The seniors, participating in Recycling Idle Technology, are enrolled in the Cisco Program - which prepares them for becoming network administrators at the high school with teacher Brian Bunonmo.

Islip Town accepts computers, monitors, printers, electronic games, etc., at no charge for residents at the Multi-Purpose Recycling Facility located on Lincoln Avenue in Holbrook, which is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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