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Originally Posted by Prometheus
First thing that comes to mind, compost.
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Yeah diffenately.
Create a collection container that you put aluminum cans in and then sell them off with the proceeds going to something/someone that is deserving.
Run Folding @ Home Software (http://folding.stanford.edu/) on computers running on idle to utilize them more.
Recycling, making sure the office recycles their ink cartridges, office paper, etc
Repair things so the school isn't buying new things.
Perhaps (where permissable), install a solar panel and bank of storage batteries. If you have a good science (electronics/physics) teacher and students they could do this. It could potentially light a classroom, occasionally at least, and also serve as a learning tool for classes - Would need fiancing and approval though
Designate a garden (if you have them...concrete jungle school?) and landscape it to have water/salt tolerant plants, thus proving you can have a nice garden that isn't water hungry.