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How to Open a School Locker
How to Use a School Locker
How to Organize Your School Locker
How to Personalize Your Locker
How to Decorate a Locker for a Birthday
How to Clean School Lockers
How to Find Pictures to Put on School Lockers
How Big Is a Locker?
What to Put in Your Locker
Why Do Schools Need Lockers?
Summary: In order to clean a school locker, first remove anything that shouldn't be in there, and then rearrange the objects that will stay in the locker. Keep a school locker from getting messy with help from a high school honor roll student in this free video on cleaning school lockers.
Meesha Worden Is an A-B honor roll student at Beatty High School in Beatty, Nevada. A cheerleader and sports lover, Meesha is a standout pole vaulter on the school's track team. A...read more
"Hi, I'm Meesha and I'm here at Beatty High School in Beatty, Nevada and I'm going to tell you about school lockers. Sometimes your locker gets pretty messy and here's what I do to clean it up. First off, if you have things laying around in your locker, you can start by deciding by what belongs in your locker and what you can take with you. For instance, these I can put in my backpack 'cause they don't need to be in my locker and they're not heavy. And then second, you can get the rest of your stuff together where it belongs; Science in Science folder; English needs to be here; Chemistry and that's that part. And then you can bring it back up here and find pencils and pens. Are they where they should be? You can get them; I need these for class and my ruler. You can actually put your ruler in here because locker is big enough and then I can leave my calculator in there. I can leave that in there; that's where it should be and I can put my pencils and stuff back in my backpack. And then voila, it's clean!"
eHow Article: How to Clean School Lockers
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