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Working Poor

LWolf

(46,179 posts)

1. 20 years ago

Reply to w0nderer (Original post)

Thu Oct 22, 2015, 09:20 AM

Oct 2015

I used to do a bit of indoor gardening with my students. My district had a grant program for special projects, and I applied for that grant every single year, for funding to start a bigger school garden for a broader number of students.

I was rejected every single time.

I'm glad to see that there are people making this work.

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His class attendance went from 40% to 93%. Because of a garden? (repost from education) [View all] w0nderer Oct 2015 OP

20 years ago LWolf Oct 2015 #1

i got 3 weeks detention in 5th grade w0nderer Oct 2015 #2

There are so many good things LWolf Oct 2015 #3

There are so many good ways to teach w0nderer Oct 2015 #4

The funny story: LWolf Oct 2015 #5

Did the student at least get a grade for woodshop for the coop? w0nderer Oct 2015 #7

He was a clever kid. LWolf Oct 2015 #8

K&R nt abakan Oct 2015 #6