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Keeping Children Connected to Nature |
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Before Granny's Garden
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Phenomenal is just one of the many descriptors that
can be applied to the impact of Granny’s Garden
School on our children, staff, and community. This
unique program has been an uplifting experience for
our total school community and has the full support
of the Board of Education, school staff, and me. Its
benefits are incalculable.
- Kevin
Boys, Ed.D, former Superintendent Loveland City
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Register to volunteer
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Sunrise Gardeners
As
the saying goes, "The early bird
gets the worm." In Granny's
Garden's it's the early
gardeners that get the produce.
Granny's Sunrise Gardeners are
in the gardens 7 - 11 a.m.,
Volunteer Saturday and/or Sunday
for two or more hours and receive a
share of that weeks harvest plus
a bouquet of flowers.
Register.
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Granny is on a mission to
turn children and their
families on to eating their
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Granny invites you to stop
by Granny's Garden School on
the dates below to
experience vegetables fresh
from the gardens. Student
chefs from the
Art Institute of
Ohio-Cincinnati are
preparing tasty sampling of
that morning's harvest. It's
FREE! Come early, (we start
at 6:30) if you would like
to participate in harvesting
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Email
schoolgarden@fuse.net or
call 324-2873 to let Granny
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Saturday, July 3, 10-11 a.m.
Sunday, July 11, 10-11 a.m.
Saturday, July 31, 10-11
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Sunday, August 8, 10-11 a.m.
Saturday, August 28, 10-11
a.m.
Sunday, September 12
(Grandparent's day, 1-3) |
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We commend the Loveland school board,
superintendent and principals for creating
an environment where an organization such as
Granny's Garden School could evolve.
Their willingness to expand educational
opportunities outside of the four walls of
the traditional classroom make it possible
to offer a unique learning opportunity to
their students.
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