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December 13, 2018

Finding inspiration in successful public school gardens

December 13, 2018/ Matt Halvorson
Finding inspiration in successful public school gardens

Warning: this video of the 24th St Elementary School in Los Angeles might make you cry, because all elementary schools should be like this.

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public schools, school gardens, gardening, Whitman Middle School, Seattle, Los Angeles, Julie Holbrook, Bunny Goodwin, Christal Boutte, Edible Schoolyard, Alice Waters, June Jordan School for Equity
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