| Our mission | The Learning Garden is a model example of how school gardens can transform the lives of students and teachers and the environment of their community. |
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The Learning Garden
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VolunteeringVolunteer Structure: There are several levels of volunteers in our garden. a. Newbies: Volunteers new to the garden need to be trained in tool usage, garden rules, and work under close supervision of a Project Supervisor or Garden Master. b. Volunteers: Volunteers have finished training, signed off on the policies and can work independently on the project they have been assigned, while still under the direction of the Project Supervisor or Garden Master. c. Project Supervisor: These volunteers are involved in the development of a project and have taken the responsibility to create and maintain the project. They work under the Garden Master. d. Garden Master is responsible for the coordination and integration of projects and volunteers. |
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| How you help | The Learning Garden owes its existence to our volunteers, and we welcome those who offer their talents, skills and time to foster stewardship of our garden and its programs. |
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| About us | The Learning Garden is much more than a garden. For the students of the high school it is an opportunity to be closer to nature, a place to learn about respecting the environment and taking care of plants and animals. For the teachers it is a place of solace. For the community it is a place of visual beauty. For those who have dedicated thousands of hours to making the inspiration of the garden a reality, it is a joyful and fulfilling accomplishment. For all who come, whether to a single event or as a regular volunteer, The Learning Garden is a remarkable and unique place that touches something deep in the heart and soul. |
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