Our alternative education site has made a great commitment to plant, grow, and harvest a vegetable garden. The food grown is used to support community meals for staff and students and extras can go home to supplement a household’s healthy groceries! #growingmindset
#harvest day in the #gelagarden #gelagrows @annewags3_14 @BNA_EqualGround #veggiesfordays @DreaJMurrick pic.twitter.com/qSVXBnSTnm
— GELAgranderie (@GELAgranderie) September 19, 2017
Here at St. Joseph’s School we are incorporating innovation into our inquiry and learning. Our maker spaces are inviting our students to explore and create new and inventive ways for guided self- learning. Innovation Students Read more…
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